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Nearly all amputees feel, at some point, that their missing limb is still there. Why?
This phenomenon is called phantom limb syndrome. Most commonly, it causes pain, but occasionally someone with this syndrome will also feel as though the missing limb is still attached and functioning. They may even feel the sensation of clothing brushing against the limb. more...
This phenomenon is called phantom limb syndrome. Most commonly, it causes pain, but occasionally someone with this syndrome will also feel as though the missing limb is still attached and functioning. They may even feel the sensation of clothing brushing against the limb. more...
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