👉 Telaesthesia, in English, is a medical condition characterized by sensations of touch that are present only when the skin is exposed to light. This sensation can be described as a tingling or prickly feeling on the face and neck, particularly around the eyes and mouth. Telaesthesia can also lead to headaches, dizziness, nausea, and other symptoms due to the sensory disturbances caused by the exposure of the skin to light. Telaesthesia is most commonly seen in patients with conditions like Parkinson
