That is not good..... Unless your born with out some of them...the brain constantly needs to absorb information, and if you suddenly lose all your senses, your brain has nothing to absorb and will flip. As little as 15 minutes you might start to hear voices, see objects, smell random aromas etc. It is pure torture for yourself and the brain.
In theory, yes.
You are no longer able to use the sense you lost. i.e sight, smell, taste, hearing ect.
They may, but they don't always. if it does happen, it is usually just one of the other senses which strengthens. A lot depends on the age at which this happens, and how the person is affected by the loss.
When you lose your strength all of a sudden, you collapse and suffer some dizziness.
Your pancreas will become inflamed, which in all senses is not good for your body.
you lose it all
You will lose that heightened response in due course of time. This is the normal course of action. There can be exceptions to this.
yes
yes, it is true when you lose one of your sense the others become stronger. if you dont mind i will explain it. you see all of you senses shared energy and all five senses have to split up the energy evenly. if one of the senses is unable to work like if you are blind or death the energy from the sense that is dead is passed on to the next sense. here is an example: if all your energy is 100 and you have 5 senses that mean each sense get 20 but if one of the sense dies it passes on its 20 to the next sense. i really hope that you like my answer.
Yoshi
All of My Senses was created in 1990-05.
You lose all of your pokemans