Pain or soreness in the skin itself, often without visible injury or rash.
From Greek 'derma' (skin) and 'algos' (pain). This medical term combines two ancient Greek roots to describe a specific symptom found in various dermatological and neurological conditions.
Dermatalgia can occur from nerve problems where your skin hurts even though nothing is visibly wrong—it's like your nerves are sending false alarm signals about pain.
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