Only a few studies have been conducted on this condition. Often there is an underlying psycho-somatic cause, such as stress, depression or anxiety. Trichodynia often is associated with hair loss, but some studies show it has no connection to hair loss.
The pain sometimes is described as burning. Trichodynia is a condition where the patient experiences a painful sensation on their scalp. This is what I found about it on Wikipedia:
Apparently there is a correlation between hair loss, telogen effluvium and scalp pain, also called trichodynia. I had no idea what caused this and why it was sporadic, it would last for while then just disappear, last episode I had was this past July. Trying to touch my head, lying down on a pillow or even moving my hair slightly would cause excruciating severe pain to my scalp. Throughout the time I’ve suffered with hair loss I’ve had several episodes of scalp pain, sensitivity and a burning sensation.
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