A condition involving abnormal sensation or heightened sensitivity at the tips of the fingers and toes.
From Greek 'akron' (tip) + 'aesthesis' (sensation, feeling) + '-ia' (condition). A medical term describing sensory abnormalities of distal extremities.
Acroesthesia can involve burning, tingling, or exaggerated pain responses in the fingertips—it's a sensory version of what happens to your foot when it 'falls asleep,' except it won't wake up.
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