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\"\"<\/a>Perception of being touched or of something being under one\u2019s skin, such as the sensation of pins being stuck into one\u2019s finger. The sensation of something crawling under one\u2019s skin is called formication; it occurs most frequently in alcohol withdrawal syndrome and in cocaine withdrawal.<\/p>\n

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A false sense of touching something or of objects moving on the skin. This abnormal perception is a hallmark of some withdrawal states, such as delirium tremens in alcohol withdrawal.<\/p>\n

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