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Head Tenderness

Why is the top of my head tender? The causes can be conditions related to skin, infections, occipital neuralgia, hair loss, headaches, infestations, and more!

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Head Tenderness

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  1. Head Tenderness

  2. Head Tenderness is a subjective sensation of discomfort or sensitivity on the scalp or the surface of the head. This condition can manifest in various ways, and the causes may range from mild and temporary to more serious underlying issues.

  3. Causes • Tension Headaches • Scalp Infections • Head Injuries • Nervous System Disorders

  4. Tension Headaches Tension headaches often cause a feeling of tenderness or tightness in the head. These headaches are commonly associated with stress, poor posture, or muscle tension in the neck and scalp.

  5. Scalp Infections Conditions like folliculitis (inflammation of hair follicles), dermatitis, or fungal infections can lead to tenderness on the scalp.

  6. Head Injuries Trauma to the head, such as a bump or blow, can cause tenderness in the affected area.

  7. Nervous System Disorders Certain neurological conditions, although less common, may lead to unusual sensations or tenderness in the head.

  8. Symptoms • Headache • Scalp Tenderness • Swelling • Redness

  9. Headache Head tenderness is often accompanied by headaches. The type and intensity of the headache may vary, including dull, throbbing, or sharp pain.

  10. Scalp Tenderness Tenderness can extend to the scalp, making combing, brushing, or even the gentle touch of the hair painful.

  11. Swelling In some cases, there may be localized swelling in the tender area, contributing to the discomfort.

  12. Redness The skin over the tender area may appear red or inflamed, especially if the tenderness is due to an underlying skin condition.

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