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The nerve endings in the scalp are pretty much the same as they are in other parts of the body. The only difference here is that the nerve endings are a little spread out.
The stinging pain may not necessarily be a nerve ending problem. Your symptoms may be part of migraines. I do not know any more symptoms of yours. It will help if you can mention them, if you have any.
Can you mention which areas of the scalp you get the pain?
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posterior occipital area.Also the scalp started burning, the slightest fingertip touch pro=
duced about #9 on the pain scale. I have never experienced pain like this or the burning.
It feels like a parathesia, once in awhile I get this type of burning over my thights.
I am 72 years old, am a type 2 Diabetic with elevated BP. I am status post total
thyroidectomy, cholecystectomy, appendectomy, right hemicolectomy (ischemic mass
not cancer. Total Hysterectomy, Bilat. S&O, Laminectomy &Spinal Fusion, and right
partial Mastectomy. My BP and Diabetes are well controlled. Hope you can explain a
diagnosis. I'm baffled.