Yes, heightened skin sensitivity like tingling from light touch is something others with seborrheic dermatitis do experience. The condition involves inflammation, which can make affected skin feel extra reactive, tender, or uncomfortable even with minimal contact.
Some MySebDermTeam members have described their symptoms in Show Full Answer
Yes, heightened skin sensitivity like tingling from light touch is something others with seborrheic dermatitis do experience. The condition involves inflammation, which can make affected skin feel extra reactive, tender, or uncomfortable even with minimal contact.
Some MySebDermTeam members have described their symptoms in ways that might sound familiar:
- Burning sensations on the skin
- A feeling like something is crawling on the scalp
- Skin creases that burn intensely
- Hot, itching patches on the face
Warmth in the neck area could be related to inflammation from seborrheic dermatitis, especially if that area is affected. That said, it's always worth mentioning new or unusual sensations like persistent warmth to a dermatologist. They can help figure out if it's part of your seborrheic dermatitis or something that needs a closer look. Keeping notes on when and where these sensations happen can really help your doctor get a clearer picture faster.
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