Why do girls have scalp pain on the top of their heads?

We usually experience many symptoms of pain in our lives. Sometimes the pain is only short-lived and will pass if you endure it a little. Although we don’t know the cause, it will not cause much harm to the body. However, some pain may last for a long time, which is generally caused by disease and requires sufficient attention. So the question is, why do girls have scalp pain on the top of their heads?

One is the influence of environmental factors, such as wind and sun. When the wind is too strong, it will feel like someone is pulling your hair, causing damage to the hair roots and causing pain; or the sun is too strong. Some people with insufficient hair on the top of their heads will feel pain due to exposure to the sun. Don't worry about this situation, the scalp will heal naturally soon.

The second is that makeup and toiletries irritate the scalp; in this case, you have to replace the makeup and toiletries.

The third is the pain on the top of the head and scalp caused by vascular neurosis headache. Vascular neurosis headache is a functional disease. The main cause of the disease is related to long-term bad living habits, such as staying up late, lack of sleep, excessive stress, mental tension, etc. The most common situation in reality is excessive mental stress and staying up late.

In this case, you should pay attention to developing good living habits, rest on time, don't stay up late, ensure adequate and effective sleep, strengthen physical exercise, don't smoke or drink, pay attention to a peaceful mentality, avoid excessive stress, and wash your hair frequently.

If the symptoms are more serious, medication is needed for treatment. Of course, it is best to find the exact cause first.

If it is caused by mental factors, in terms of medication, if the symptoms are not particularly severe, you can take vitamin B1, vitamin B12, oryzanol, diclofenac sodium and other drugs for treatment; if it is more serious, anti-anxiety and anti-depressant drugs are generally used, such as diazepam, amitriptyline, and doxepin.

If the muscle pain is severe, central muscle relaxants are generally used, such as chlorzoxazone. Oral administration of cyproheptadine, verapamil, etc. can also be used. Acupuncture, blockade, massage, hot compress, physical therapy, etc. all have good effects.

In this case, you still need to observe for a while. If the pain persists for a long time and does not improve, you must go to the hospital for examination and further diagnosis and treatment.