All dressed down in your medical gown, you're ready to get tested for your 'oversensitivity to touch' by the stunning nurse Brandon today. She will conduct a series of tests, nothing too extreme or uncomfortable, beginning with a light touch around your head and neck, down to your shoulders and hips. She can tell by the slightest touch that you're already ticklish, but you have to keep your composure and do what has to be done. Moving back to your ribs once more, she gently presses her fingers against your chest. She playfully tickles your neckline, a spot where many people tend to be ticklish. As her long, sharp fingernails happen to scrape against your armpits, you can't help but squirm and feel an intense tickling sensation in that area! With her skilled touch, she delicately explores your body, expertly teasing and tickling you. "How long have you been aware of this? How would you describe the feeling? Is it tingling, a direct reaction to heat or cold, or something more general? And how uncomfortable are you, from 1 (barely noticing it) to 10 (it's affecting your ability to accomplish anything) on the discomfort scale? Oh, an 8." Starting off slow, then cranking up the intensity, taking your sensitivity from 8 to overdrive at a solid 10. In all candor, she has never dealt with a patient with as many sensitive issues as you. It's pretty impressive how even tickling can set you off, especially for someone in the medical field. She's got a knack for scraping and crunching, expertly pinching your skin and turning you into a laughing, wriggling mess. Your body can't handle the intense tickling sensation, so it goes haywire! Her long, sharp nails delicately trace every inch of your body, from the sides to the center, leaving no spot untouched by their tickling sensation. Which side do you find to be more sensitive - your right or left? If one side is more sensitive, it could potentially indicate an underlying medical condition so it’s quite important to be honest with your nurse, as she's working hard to help you and provide a medical diagnosis for your tickle problems. You're like a human tickle detector, sensitive to touch on both sides, left and right. Unfortunately, it seems like there's no treatment or solution to tame your ticklishness. And it sounds like you're in much need of a tickle-induced sensory overload to toughen you up. Embrace the tickles and touches until you're completely unfazed. Don't worry, you'll have a whole squad of nurses on sensitivity duty. They might even make you a medical marvel. And if all else fails, you're just cursed with super sensitivity for life. Lucky you! Nurse Brandon is the master of tickling your sensitive body. It's a medical necessity, but boy, does it make you squirm! If you don't address this heightened sensitivity soon, you'll be squirming in embarrassment from the gentlest of touches!