<prompt> Perception of a non-noxious stimulus as pain is termed asAllodyniaDysodyniaHyperalgesiaHyperesthesia  <response>: A Allodynia Allodynia is a non-painful stimulus, once perceived, is experienced as painful, and even excruciating. Hyperalgesia denotes severe pain in response to a mildly noxious stimulus. Hyperesthesia means pain in response to touch. Hyperesthesiahypoasthesia is increasedecrease respectively incutaneous sensations to a specific type of testing, such as pressure, light touch, and warm or cold stimuli. Paresthesia refer to tingling or pins and needles sensation or abnormal sensation perceived without an apparent stimuli. Dysesthesia: All types of abnormal sensations even painful or whether a stimulus is evident or not. Hypoesthesia: Reduced pain perception. Hyperpathia: Broad term, encompasses all the phenomenon described by hyperthermia, allodynia, and hyperalgesia. 