Published on: 5/22/2025
Why do I feel a burning sensation on my face when there's nothing visible?
The burning sensation on your face without visible signs could be due to many different things, including inflammation of the nerves to hypersensitive skin.
Explanation
A burning sensation on the face, even when there is nothing visible, might be related nerve inflammation, even hypersensitive skin or even neurogenic or pyschogenic causes.
What is Scalp Dysesthesia?
- Scalp Dysesthesia: This is a condition where people feel discomfort or a burning feeling on their scalp or face, even though there is nothing visible on the skin.
- Neuropathic Phenomenon: This means that the feeling is caused by problems with the nerves, not by something you can see, like a rash or a burn.
Causes
- Nerve Issues: The condition is often linked to issues with the nerves that can cause these sensations without any visible signs.
If you are feeling a burning sensation on your face and are concerned, it is a good idea to talk to a healthcare provider. They can help figure out what is going on and what might help you feel better.
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