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Old 06-10-2011, 09:51 PM #1
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Has anyone else found that their head is extremely sensitive to the touch? I find that if anyone touches my hair or head, it hurts, like the nerve endings are super sensitive. I even have a hard time having my hair pulled back even if its a loose elastic. I had acupuncture today and she was touching my head trying to find certain points to place the needles and it was really tough having her touching my head and tonight i have another raging headache from all the touching.
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Yes, It took weeks before I let anyone really touch my head. A year and a half later I can count the people that have touched it.

I can imagine the headache you have

And the hair thing- I had that too. I had to wear my hair down for several months, even had to chop a lot of it off because of the pain. No elastics.

I never thought that I would be so excited to wear my hair up or wear a hat. Lol!

It has slowly gotten better, but I'm still really sensitive if anyone is near my head.
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yes...definately sensitive. My neuro (headache specialist) asked me if my head is sensitive...says many migrane suffers complain of this. Mine is definately sensitive. But, I LOVE when my boys rub my head -- it feels so good.
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I have the same thing. It has been sensitive from the day i hit. (which was 2.5 years ago). And if i touch it too much i get a headache. I can't even where pony tails in my hear anymore because it pulls on that spot.
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Yes. The part of the skull where I got hit has got a dull constant pain and is very sensitive to touch
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Yes. The part of the skull where I got hit has got a dull constant pain and is very sensitive to touch
hey Galaxy, ** I still have soreness and pain on head after all this time but I have had a bunch of head injuries. the pulsatile tinnitus is more annoying than the pain.
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