Scabies

If you are talking about itchy hands or legs or face, try shea butter. There is a lotion from St. Ives called Shea butter with oatmeal that is inexpensive and a good start. If it is worse than that and the itch you are talking about is somewhere else, then keep your clothes clean and change the soap you are washing your clothes in or do double rinses in your washer to keep clothes clean. Hygiene is important for itching problems.

You may also have allergies. If you eat something and seem to get itchy soon afterward trying eliminating that for a while and if the itch goes away you know you are allergic. If it persists, then go see a dermatologist.

This sounds like peripheral neuropathy (nerve pain in the extremities) that can be caused by all sorts of different things such metabolic or endocrine disorders like diabetes with high blood sugar, or alcoholism and the vitamin deficiencies it causes. It can also be related to repeated stress injury in sports, vascular damage or disease, toxins or gout, connective tissue disorders or chronic inflammation, infections or immune problems, or just be inherited from your family. Not to scare you but some cancers pop up with this symptom though it is more rare than other explanations.

You mentioned scoliosis. If it is related to your scoliosis, it might be due to a pinched nerve, connective tissue disorder, or inflammation. Are you diabetic? If so you really need to be aware that very high blood sugar damages nerves and the feet are ravaged by diabetes. Blood sugar control and weight loss are very important for diabetics. Exercise is important in nearly any case.

Peripheral neuropathy is often worse at night. In your case it might not be bad enough yet for you to notice it during the daytime, or it might be due to the position you are in when you sleep- which makes me think it might be due to a pinched nerve given your mention of scoliosis.

A bee's sting is acidic, meaning any alkali will neutralise the pain. This doesn't mean rubbing just any alkali on your sting will make the pain stop, it means the acid levels are more balanced and less likely to hurt. There are lots of house-hold alkalis for example barcarbonate of soda (baking soda). Gently rubbing some of this on your skin will neutralise the acidity level. If the affected skin is red and sore to touch or the pain where you have been stung doesn't stop seek medical advice form your local chemist or doctor, immeadialty.

this could mean u have pink eye if your eye is red allso but it means ussaully that u got posion evy dont freak out just keep it moist and dont touch it

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No, it won't work - you need a direct insecticide. Besides which it would harm you to sleep in a bed sprayed with ammonia; it burns skin and is not good to breathe. There are much simpler, safer and effective ways!

Do NOT scratch you legs! It will make cause scabs and will be horrible! Try wrapping wet flannels around them and securing it with Sellotape -- Trust me it works! It soothes the itch and makes it all better! Just don't scratch them!

Scabies treatment will kill the insects within a day or two. Itching may persist for weeks afterwards.

unfortunately yes. if you are new to getting scabies, it is undetectable anywheres from 2-6 weeks, leaving many people at risk.

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It depends on the cause. If it's due to a wetness caused by sweat, then it will dry the sweat and relieve the itch. If it is caused by a rash of some kind, then your best bet would be some type of cream bought over the counter or by prescription.

Because all the white blood cells are going to fight the infection and the white blood cells come to the infected area and are near the surface of the skin causing an itching feeling.

well, yeah. its just like when you get a scab. your body actually forms a scab around the bar and it heals from the outside- in. just make sure not to scratch it!

Yes its Real Normal But Be Sure Not To Scratch It If You Have To Scratch Around It Do So With Clean Hands Because I Ended Up With My Belly Button Infected And Exzema Beside My Belly Button.

yes, it will.

i had it 1 year ago. I saw specialists and applied cream, but didnt work.

it went away 3 months ago by itself.

It can cause serious skin issues like dryness, bleeding, cracking, pain, and leave you susceptible to other infections that way.

Treat jock itch quickly and aggressively; see a doctor ASAP. It can be cured usually within a few days to a week.

Idk, that's y I asked you. It's used for eczema and my son has a few scabs in head from scratching the light eczema in his head so my guess is, that u can!

Scabies is an infection of the skin which causes an itchy rash. Scavies are a type of parasite that feed off your blood from the inside of the skin

It is probably a bug bite, but you will need to see a dermatologist to confirm.

Allergies can show themselves through various skin reactions. The main reactions are rashes (small bumps or larger red patches), hives (also called urticaria; itchy, red raised patches on the skin), or eczema (also called atopic dermatitis; an itchy, weeping rash). These symptoms can have various causes. Most often it is allergies, but some people get hives from heat, cold or sun exposure. Contact allergies/dermatitis is defined as a skin rash caused by direct contact with a substance to which the skin is sensitive. Symptoms include a red rash, swelling, and itching. In more severe cases, blisters can form. Many substances can cause allergic contact dermatitis: poison ivy and other plants (such as tomato plants), wool, perfumes and dyes (in soaps, detergents, lotions, etc.), metals (in jewelry, hair clips, etc.), locally applied medicinal ointments such as antibiotic creams, and latex (often used in latex gloves). These can occur at any age and can appear at any time. It can take years for a sensitivity to a particular substance to develop, so "I've used this for years" isn't a reason to exclude anything from the possible allergen list. Symptoms may appear as soon as 7 to 10 days from first contact. Once a sensitivity develops, however, the reaction can occur in 24-48 hours. Treatment of contact dermatitis generally consists of avoiding the allergen. To determine whether or not something is the cause, patch tests (a small amount of the substance applied to the skin, then covered and left for 24 hours) can often show whether or not that substance causes the reaction. Other allergies can cause rashes, too. Some find that citrus fruits cause small raised bumps when ingested. Eczema is often caused by a food allergy, though there may be other causes. Cow's milk is a particularly common allergen for those with eczema. Avoiding allergens provides long-term relief, while short-term relief can be had by using moisturizers on the skin and taking antihistamines. Some find that using all cotton clothing and bedding makes a difference. Hives can be caused by a number of factors, not just allergies. Hives occur suddenly and may end suddenly, though there are chronic cases where hives are present for a month or more. Other causes of hives are sun exposure, heat and cold. Again, avoidance is the primary treatment.

I have a bump directly behind my ear which is a cyst. They will sometimes grow bigger and if it bothers you, you can get it removed. Sometimes they will be sore when it grows but it often wont bother you.