Touchscreen issues - AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL

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hboot: 2.18
Have recently been running CM12.1 nightly from April 26th.
Phone has been working fine until today the touchscreen became completely unresponsive while I was using the phone, would not register touch anywhere on the screen. However when in recovery (TWRP-evita-F2FS-2.8.5.0-unofficial) the touchscreen was entirely functional. I did a full wipe and flashed the newest CM12.1 to see if it would fix the issue. Again when in the ROM touch was not working at all, but in recovery it was completely fine. I decided to run the 5.18 RUU.(Filename: HTC_One_X_RUU_5.18.502.1.exe) to see if it would fix the issue. After successfully running the RUU touch no longer works in the ROM or in TWRP recovery.
Seems very odd to me. Is there anything else I can do to try fixing this?

Update: just flashed CWM recovery so i could flash a rom using the hardware buttons, had candykat 4.4.4 on my computer. Rom booted up and the capacitive buttons started flickering all crazy when i pressed one then stopped after a second and touch is now fully working again....odd. Perhaps hardware failure is imminent lol, but for the time being things are working.
edit: spoke too soon, appears touch is still a bit wonky. I can get it to work but it stutters a bit and usually the capacitive button lights will be flickering when touch starts performing poorly. Could this be a loose connection? dying digitizer? Any help is appreciated.

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mumaster20 said:
The reason your proximity sensor stopped working was because of the modem you flashed while you flashed ColorOS.
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