What does it mean?
Local cutaneous pain (skin, which acts only in one or more exactly identifiable locations) is caused bydamage to the skin or surface structures. It is caused by the fact that the nerve endings in the skin are present and provide information about her condition suddenly breaking down and causing damage precisely that painful sensation. Because the skin is richly interwoven with these endings, so the pain is caused by really intense. Examples of such pain are lacerations, abrasions, may be included here as well as burns.
Skin pain also can cause skin diseases such as warts, fibromas, cysts or some freckles.
But may be situations where one feels cutaneous pain – whether it’s any intensity, without apparent cause, which would have provoked (eg. Is not injured, etc.). What you then do with that pain, which can be uncomfortable and around moreover can give the impression of simulation? Surely steps such patients should target the neurological department. Such pain is not a suggestion, it causes a similar mechanism as occurs after skin injury – injury to nerve endings – but with a significant difference injury missing. Can it affect, for example, autoimmune processes.
What can be done?
Treat minor skin injuries can about each person. The base is cleaned injured site and ensure adequate coverage. Good use is cooling. For burns, the overriding principle is to start first aid immediately cool the place “until the patient is not shivering.” Pains that are caused by skin diseases listed above, you can delete only their treatment – often involving the removal department.
Neurological skin pain can be problematic in therapy and paths lead through the use of immunosuppressive agents.
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