Which Parts of the Body May Experience a Burning Sensation? 🤔

The location of the sensation can give a good sign of its cause. For instance, a burning feeling in the muscles may result from an injury.
In contrast, sense of burning on the skin are likely the results of having contact with an irritant or an allergen, such as poison ivy. We listed some of the most common locations of burning sensations below.

#Skin
-The skin may come into contact with a range of possible irritants every day. The following sources of irritation may lead to a sense of burning on your skin:

• Insect bites and stings, such as from bees, wasps, and spiders.
• Sunburn.
• Allergic reactions to detergents, lotions or other substances come into contact with the skin.
• Plants cause a rash or may sting, such as nettles, poison ivy, nettles, or poison sumac.
• Dehydrated skin, particularly during the winter months.
• Eczema.
• Nerve damage may result from degenerative conditions such as multiple sclerosis(MS).
• Stress or anxiety, mainly if a person is worried too much about skin conditions.
You should visit a doctor as soon as possible if sense of burning is accompanied by:
• Fever.
• Swollen and painful glands.
• Swelling, heat, or redness of the skin.

#Hands 

If your hands are suffering from a burning sensation, you’re undoubtedly eager to figure what is the source of your pain in order to put a stop to it.

Hand burning sensation is often caused by one of the skin issues mentioned in the previous section. Still, other conditions which may lead to a burning sensation on hands are such as:

#Chronic dry skin:

Chronic dry skin is a problem that can strike anybody and on any part of the body. Yet, it’s especially common on your hands. It can lead to a burning sensation in your hands in addition to dry, red skin.

#Palmar Erythema:

If red, splotchy spots accompany the burning sensation in your hands on the palm of your hands, it could be the result of a rare skin condition called palmar erythema.

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