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Understanding Formication: Causes and Clinical Management Strategies for 2026
"The sensation of feeling like something is crawling on or just under your skin is medically termed formication. This tactile hallucination or paresthesia is a distinct clinical symptom that requires systematic evaluation to differentiate between dermatological, neurological, and systemic psychogenic origins. As of 2026, medical diagnostic protocols prioritize identifying underlying metabolic or toxicological triggers before addressing primary psychological or idiopathic causes. Differentiating Sensory Anomalies from Dermatological Conditions To address the sensation effectively, one must first distinguish between peripheral nerve irritation a..."
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