Sensory deficits can affect various senses including sight, sound, touch, taste, and smell. Physiotherapy specifically helps with tactile sensory deficits—altered touch sensation. Such issues often arise due to dysfunction in the nervous system, which delivers sensory input to the skin, muscles, and connective tissues. When this input is inaccurate or missing, the body’s ability to react safely to environmental stimuli is compromised, potentially resulting in injury or abnormal movement patterns. Physiotherapy can play a key role in retraining the nervous system and improving safe, functional movement.