Due to some sensitivity issues in your body, you've decided to visit Doctor Winter's clinic to see if she can handle your extra-squirmy body. With gloves on, Doc Winter expertly begins the nervous system test by gently tickling the sides and back of your neck with her skilled fingers. Definitely ticklish. Your laughter is so contagious that you have to gasp for oxygen while her hands roam aimlessly around your underarms, scratching the skin. Hold your breath and keep your arms up as long as you can, because the tickling will only get worse as the procedure progresses. She pinches and tickles it, startled to see your nipples go hard, and it twists even more firmly, probably thrilled by all the heightened sensitivity. Extremely sensitive, without a doubt. As her fingers tease your ankles, the bottom of your thighs, your entire legs, and then back to your knees, you kick and flail wildly. You seem to be quite sensitive, even gentle tickles might be too much for you to handle! Imagine if she were to playfully tickle your feet - you might just find yourself overwhelmed with sensitivity, almost bursting at the seams! Your feet are more sensitive and ticklish than your doctor originally anticipated. It’s like your whole body is so sensitive that even the slightest contact sets it off. Keep your grip even tighter as she scrapes the soles of your feet, teasing them so hard that your heels curl involuntarily. The tickling sensitivity test can cause uncontrollable laughter, leaving you breathless and gasping for air as you struggle to resist the sensation. You look like an ashamed adult with more physical sensitivity than a baby as the doctor's professional wriggly fingers move down your chest, up toward your armpits, and around your neck. It's evident that you're quite ticklish, and unfortunately, you'll have to endure the consequences. After completing the nervous system test, it would be beneficial for you to incorporate some take-home practices to address your sensitivity concerns. It's worth noting that medical interventions such as medication, surgery, or other procedures are not necessary, as there are no underlying medical issues causing your sensitivity. Instead, it appears that you simply have a natural tendency to be ticklish.