I had the same issue after surgery. I didn't realize what all is detailed with our surgery. I had a tingling feeling in my head for at least 6 mths. I hpe it feels better today for you
Linda :)
Hi...I also had a tender spot and I agree the halo that holds our heads still is in part to blame and I also had a drain and that was where mine was....I don't know if u had one but that can also be a reason for a tender area.
And as the drugs that were used for surgery leave ur body....u may feel more aches and pains then directly post op...this is normal...
well, I experienced this post op when I had my 3rd surgery in dec 2010. It has lessened, but is still there. It comes and goes, and I have 3 different hair brushes that i use depending on how it feels. Sometimes, its bad I use my hands. But overall, I've learned to live with it just like all the other symtpoms I have.
aw, sad to hear that the pain has not gone away yet! it's not super painful but sure is annoying. i can't comb my fingers through my hair around that area without it hurting... not cool! i'll have to have my dh check to see if that area is red. i'm hoping that the pain goes away with time... hoping yours gets better too. have you asked your dr about this, especially since it's been almost a year since your surgery?
ljturner, i'm not sure if it was caused by the device which held my head in place... i might ask my dr though. could be.
Hello there! I canNOT tell you how happy I am to have found your post!!! I thought I was loosing my mind with this pain! I had my surgery last April, and have had the biggest ups & downs since (currently a down). But this head/scalp pain is...well, weird! It hurts on the left side of my incision site, is reddish sometimes, and does hurt even when my hair moves in that area! Have you found anything that's helped with your situation?
Thanks for sharing, and I hope you are doing well today.
Sincerely - Eyrin
Hi,
I had similar tenderness - it was from the Mayfield device they used to secure the head to the table and keep it stable. Could that be the cause of yours as well?