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Positive sensory symptoms can be stimulus-evoked or spontaneous and include: hyperalgesia (increased response to a normally painful stimulus) allodynia (increased response to a normally non-painful stimulus), resulting from thermal and mechanical (dynamic, static, and vibration) stimuli spontaneous (i.e., stimulus-independent, ongoing, or paroxysmal) shooting pain, electric shocks, or burning pain dysesthesia (abnormal, unpleasant, and/or painful sensation felt in the skin) paresthesia (abnormal sensation that is distracting but not generally painful) Negative sensory symptoms include: reduced responses to either normally non-painful or painful stimuli in the damaged nerve territory (i.e., hypoesthesia or hypoalgesia) causing a feeling of numbness impaired fine motor skills (e.g., difficulties in closing buttons or holding a pen) disturbance of vibratory and proprioceptive sensations The longest peripheral axons are more vulnerable to toxic drugs, and sensory symptoms usually begin in the lower limbs followed by the upper extremities, spreading from toes and fingertips in a distal symmetric sock- and glove-like distribution pattern

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