Relating to cenesthesia; describing the overall bodily sensation and awareness of physical existence.
Derived from 'cenesthesia' plus the Greek suffix '-ic' meaning 'of or relating to.' The adjective form allows description of cenesthetic experiences and disturbances.
Doctors use 'cenesthetic complaints' to describe mysterious body sensations in patients whose symptoms don't match any physical disease—it's a key diagnostic clue that something psychological is happening!
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