The hair roots hurt when I move them

Pain at the roots of your hair when you move it casually may be a symptom of a scalp infection, or it may be neuralgia, which may also include factors such as body heat.

1. Scalp infection: If you do not pay attention to the hygiene of your scalp and the oil secretion is particularly large, it may cause an inflammatory reaction in the hair follicles, which is mainly the symptoms caused by the blockage of the hair follicles. The symptoms of scalp infection will become more and more serious, causing extreme pain in the scalp, especially when the hair moves. Anti-infection drugs need to be used in time for treatment.

2. Neuropathic pain: The location of the pain of scalp neuralgia is generally superficial and fixed. Most of the time it is a dull pain. The pain will be more obvious after being exposed to wind and cold, and there will be local paroxysmal convulsion-like pain. The attack time may be about a few minutes. It will feel particularly painful when touching the scalp with your hand, and the pain is more obvious when the hair hurts.

3. Getting angry: If you often eat spicy food or too much greasy food, it may cause symptoms of getting angry in your body. When the fire is more serious, scalp pain is also more obvious. It is mainly a symptom caused by blood heat. It will also lead to a significant increase in the oil production of the skin, accompanied by symptoms of bad breath. Touching the hair with your hands will feel pain and the infection will be aggravated.