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What Causes Burning Sensation On Face After Dyeing Hair?
Question: yes please just found out I have high blood pressure and on meds now but dyed my hair and relized had a dent in front of head that wasn't there and still having waves and now face burning
Brief Answer:
What medications are you on?
Detailed Answer:
Hi and thank you so much for this query.
I am so sorry to hear about this dent that you have reported and the burning sensation. I have reviewed your information fully and would like to know what medications you are on as some blood pressure medications such as HCTZ can increase skin sensitivity and susceptibility to burns from sun rays.
As for the dent, I guess this is the first time you noticed it. However, it would be very difficult to think at 47years you developed a new dent as the skull bone is compact and in no way would have a dent unless there was real great pressure from an impact involving the head.
In all, this dent is unlikely to be a recent development. I will recommend you monitor only for now. I will appreciate a list of your medications to identify a possible cause of the increased sensitivity.
I hope to hear from you and would provide more insights as soon as the information comes in. Until then, I wish you well.
What medications are you on?
Detailed Answer:
Hi and thank you so much for this query.
I am so sorry to hear about this dent that you have reported and the burning sensation. I have reviewed your information fully and would like to know what medications you are on as some blood pressure medications such as HCTZ can increase skin sensitivity and susceptibility to burns from sun rays.
As for the dent, I guess this is the first time you noticed it. However, it would be very difficult to think at 47years you developed a new dent as the skull bone is compact and in no way would have a dent unless there was real great pressure from an impact involving the head.
In all, this dent is unlikely to be a recent development. I will recommend you monitor only for now. I will appreciate a list of your medications to identify a possible cause of the increased sensitivity.
I hope to hear from you and would provide more insights as soon as the information comes in. Until then, I wish you well.
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