Scabies

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I read a study that said both drug are affective, but Butenafine heals faster. It would make sense (though I've never tried it) if one switched between them day to day. That way the infection wouldn't build up a resistance to either drug.

If the rash is peeling, it may help to mix in some Hydrocortizone cream. And perhaps some Neosporen at times.

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Yes. Usually a wheal response, also known as swelling is caused by your body producing a histamine. What this does is allow fluid to pass from small blood capillaries into the surrounding tissue. This allows the fluid to surround or envelope an irritant such as a scratch or insect bite. The final result is an irritating itch.

By taking an antihistamine, you reduce the amount of histamine your body produces resulting in the lessening of the itch. This can be taken orally such as benadryl tablets or as a topical ointment (outside the body applied to the affected area). Please take the time to ask a doctor or nurse how this may have an adverse effect upon you as some people who take antihistamines get a energy burst while others feel sedated or sleepy.

You can tell if you got scabies or dermatitis if you have itching, especially at night rashes, especially between the fingers sores (abrasions) on the skin from scratching and digging thin, pencil-mark lines on the skin mites may be more widespread on a baby's skin, causing pimples over the trunk, or small blisters over the palms and soles.

The most common symptom of scabies is itching which tends to be constant and extremely intense. The itch will usually become worse at night. For the first week, the itch may be subtle, but gradually becomes worse until it may become difficult to sleep at all. What makes the itch of scabies distinctive is that fact that it is relentless in contrast to other 'itchy' conditions such as eczema which rarely prevents the sufferer from sleeping. You will also likely notice small burrows under the surface of the skin and sores caused by itching.

Subluxation could be the cause. It is very important that you visit a Chiropractor to assess the problem. You can get x-rays and a detailed physical of your nervous system, spine, and overall health. A subluxation is when your spine is misaligned which causes either pinched nerves, damaged nerves, damaged discs, etc. Your nerves are like the life line to your organs. If it is pinched or not allowed to function 100%, then it is like pinching a water hose. You can have pain just about anywhere from a pinched nerve. Everyone can benefit from Chiropractic, especially you at this time.

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The reason you Ur beard itches is cause u need to watch it out an give it a bath

if a cut is itching soak it in baking soda it should help but may sting a little

Scabies, being mites (arachnids), are highly resistant to most insectacides, especially considering that they burrow in subcutaneously. So any toxin you use will have to traver the dermis intact, and without making you sick. In the old days, before the banning, DDT was used effectively for this. Allopathic remedies include: permethrin 5%-- a scabicide. You apply it topically and leave it on for 12-24 hours. One does should be enough, although you can do two if symptoms recurr. Homepathic remedies include making a paste of neem (which I am told is Azadiracta indica and with which I have no experience whatsoever) and Turmeric. Apply this paste to infected region for --->>>FIFTEEN DAYS!!!!<<<---. Note that scabies is contagious, and tends to infect other areas of your body, so 15 days is -- to me at least -- extreme. And is that weren't enough, Turmeric is a natural yellow dye. Scabies is stunningly uncomfortable. The saying is, "they won't kill you, and that's the BAD news". It's also contagious. I'm going to recommend the Allopathic route on this one, although I have included the homepathic method for those that request it, with that sort of willpower and who love of the color yellow :} Please excuse me for answering with allopathic and homeopathic remedies. Just want to help here.

I cannot be medically sure of this, but I believe it may be true. Part of the risk of having your wisdom teeth removed is their proximity to part of your sinus cavities, which run much farther around your head than you may realize. If these are putting pressure on your sinuses, it could probably cause sinus-related pressure and pain. I just had 3 of 4 wisdom teeth out this morning, and I can't be sure yet, but there seems to be less pressure in my head/sinuses. As I said, I cannot be medically sure, but it makes sense.

Scalp itch can be caused from a lot of things; from infections to dandruff to more serious skin conditions. If it is mild, brief and occasional it is probably normal. If it is not all three of these then you should see your doctor.

this was the best article I've found on the issue so far

http://www.babycenter.com/0_scabies_10904.bc?showAll=true

The treatments seem basic and actually may need to be turned up a notch from what they describe

but I think they have the basic idea

If a person is using cortisone cream this may mask the itchiness (Cortisone is not recommended for fighting scabies symptoms as it is believed to inhibit the body's immune response to the infection.

Mosquitoes are a living flying syringes. Not all bite except the female version. Firstly it is good to understand why mosquito bites. This will help us in knowing why the bites itch and what it does when the biting takes place. The female mosquito, when bites pierces the skin with needle like mouth known as the proboscis. So once it has bitten you and the proboscis breaks through you skin and is in effect, it will look for blood vessels and this where it punctures. All this happens very fast than we could even think.

When the above process takes place, there happens slight itching. The entering of its fluids to the body causes it to itch. After the biting is over, there releases Histamines as an immune response which causes swelling in the region where it bit. This is also a cause as to why we feel the itch reaction. There is also an allergic response after the release of histamines which is all natural and is a way how our body protects itself.

Itching helps us to protect our skin. Sometimes an itch can be triggered if you are touched pr if you are bitten by and insect or if you are having an allergic reaction to something. Sometimes an itch is a warning of an infection or a virus trying to sneak its way into your body. By scratching, your body is attempting to remove whatever is causing the problem.

Mupirocin is an antibiotic ointment primarily used to treat bacterial infections on the skin, such as impetigo. While it may indirectly relieve itching by addressing the underlying infection, it is not specifically designed to alleviate itching. For itch relief, other treatments like antihistamines or topical corticosteroids may be more effective. Always consult a healthcare provider for appropriate treatment options based on symptoms.

Red blotches on the skin that are not bumpy or itchy could be any number of things. It could be an allergic reaction to something such as a new detergent or soap. It could also be irritation from clothing. You should see your doctor if it does not clear up.

Ringworm is so contagious that you don't even have to touch someone to get infected. The fungus can linger in places like locker room floors, as well as on hats, combs, and brushes. Ringworm commonly are found on the legs, arms, neck, foot and face.

I developed small red, slightly raised bumps all over my belly, chest, and back on day four of taking a Z- pak. By the end of the day they had spread to my upper arms and thighs. By the second day of rash (I had not taken my final dose of the z-pak per my doctor), it had spread down my legs, arms, and up my neck. It started itching a little, mostly on my arms and the soles of my feet. Rash day three was far worse. It had spread up my face and developed into splotchy raised red patches all over me, and itched slightly more. I went to Urgent Care and when they heard that Benadryl was having zero effect, I was prescribed steroid pills. Those helped almost immediately! I hope this description helps others, because I was completely panicked as to what I had.ive never reacted this way to a medication before, in over 30 years of my life.

Most likely, you have a sexually transmitted disease. My guess would be syphilis. http://mayoclinic.com/health/syphilis/DS00374/DSECTION=symptoms As far as the discharge goes, that can be anything from vaginosis to chlamydia. Get yourself to a doctor or clinic as soon as possible.

find something to entertain you like watching TV or playing video games if that doesn't work try going to walmart,cvs pharmacy,heb,walgreens etc. and buy some anti itch cream put some on DONT rub it in though if you have scratched them to the point where they are open other wise it will sting very bad after you put the anti itch cream on your bite(s) entertain your self and try to forget they are even there and then wa-tha your bug bite stops itching

I do not have an answer, but I have the same thing. Last night I noticed about 10 miniscule (Sp?) - Tiny, red bumps that did not itch at all. About the diameter of a needle head, on my upper left breast. This morning they are all scabbed over, like someone gently stebbed my skin with the end of a exacto knife... lol.. What the heck ???