Symptoms of lichen sclerosus. 1  Smooth, shiny, white spots on the skin. 2  Skin that is thin, wrinkled, and weak, or easy to tear. 3  Skin that is red, bruised, scaly, or cracked. 4  Bleeding or blistering in the affected area. 5  Itching, pain, or discomfort in the affected area. 6  Painful urination. 7  Pain during sex.
Pain that is caused by organic diseases and disorders is known as somatogenic pain.
For example, there are visceral and somatic sensory tracts in nerve pathways, and sensory neurons can be divided into somatic or visceral receptors. Pain is often divided into somatic or visceral pain (there is also a third type of pain termed neuropathic pain).Somatic pain results from stimulation of pain receptors in musculoskeletal or cutaneous tissue (skin and associated integumentary system structures).he types of pain differ not only in origin, but also in quality. Musculoskeletal somatic pain is often described as a dull or aching pain that can be localized as emanating from a particular structure. Cutaneous somatic pain is often a burning or pricking sensation localized to a particular surface area of the body.