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I'm not a doctor, but scabies won't intentionally go anywhere deeper than the first few layers. But if you were to use drugs through a syringe, you could possibly push them into the veins or push the eggs in.

All types of herpes cause itching or burning. This is true for oral herpes, genital herpes, chicken pox, and shingles.

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i'd go see a gynocologist, if you're sexually active you don't want to take any chances down there. If it was a reaction to the soap you'd likely have itching and the tissue shouldn't cause you pain unless you've been wiping with tree bark or sand paper.

Yes, SSRI's have a host of side effects that can present themselves at anytime and even at low dosages. A person has to decide if the side effects are worth the benefit they get from the drug. Sometimes the a person will experience no side effects, others will experience side effects that go away after the body adjusts, and yet others have to discontinue because the side effects become to much of a bother. Most withdrawal symptoms from Lexapro go away within 2 to 12 days after discontinuation. There are exceptions where they can last a little longer.

To kill lice and their eggs (called nits), use lotions, creams, or shampoos from the drug store or prescribed by your doctor. Wash clothing, bedding, and brushes to prevent the spread of lice. Check all household members, and treat everyone who has nits or lice.

Ever hear of the "Seven Year Itch"? That's another term for Sarcoptic Mange in humans. Like pets, humans have a particular variety of mites that can cause advanced " Sarcoptic mange". This is totally separate variety from the ones that cause "mange" in dogs and cats; however, if the variety of mange mite that affects dogs and cats gets on a human it can cause a nasty red welt just like a mosquito bite. Several of these bites can be rather troublesome. Since these varieties are not well adapted to humans, they do not produce the extensive tunnels and cause the advanced lesions and scabs over the skin surface. They just burrow in a short distance and die. This causes inflammation and the resulting welt.

yeah with a knife. who needs skin anyway

In some cases, yes. But you may want to check for ticks or fleas if you've been outside or have a pet. Also, make sure to keep you skin clean to keep it void of pimples, as these can occasionally itch. Rashes from allergies and poisonous plants, such as poison ivy, may also cause this. One last possibility is that you have sensitive skin. You may want to try and use soaps made for sensitive skin if that is the case, because regular soaps may cause slight irritation.

There are several different things that can cause crooked toes. Some are hammertoe, badly fitting shoes, and high-arched feet where the tendon on the top of the foot pulls back on the toes. Please see the related link below for more information.

To stop the itching, take really good showers and apply itching spray daily . Please, contact an exterminator to get rid of the bedbugs.

Try it. It might work. After trying everything else, I finally got rid of jock itch by keeping the area clean and dry and sleeping without any clothes on. Air did the trick when nothing else helped. You can't find anything that does it, seek medical help.

I actually just purchased Tom's natural deodorant as well.. I have red bumps in my armpits and a little down my arm. It must be something in the deodorant.

Only if you have a rare disease called accute tengenitious. You must contact your doctor IMMEDIATELY!!! Don't be worried, it should be a relatively painless death... I'm sorry.

Without any other facts as to local, size, details of onset, I'd have to say that sounds like an allergic reaction... If you'll funish more details, perhaps I can narrow it down a little more specifically.....

Try Reactin! Works for me:)

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Maybe because you have something rubing on it. Maybe like cloths and you have been walking.

Your dog might have fleabite syndrome, or some kind of exzema. See a vet, and be honest about what your dog is eating - for example, sweet treats can cause exzema. Meanwhile, treat your home for fleas (flea-bombs are good, just keep the dog and family out of the house for the recommended period). Use flea powder on floors and vacuum daily; also treat garden areas where your dog likes to relax. Do remember that while cats don't exhibit such extreme flea symptoms as dogs they are great flea-factories. Treat your cat, or visiting cats, with powder as well. It is important, though, to see the vet and be certain there's no other underlying cause to the itching. One thing you can do: look at any fleas you can isolate and check their size. If they are all tiny it could mean the adults are dead and the hatchlings are doomed. Your vet can discuss this with you. Don't leave your dog in distress. You can choose to visit a doctor, but your dog cannot.

You have a disease that spreads on your body when you get sick or ur diein

It's great as long as you add some oil for your skin like baby oil or lavender oil :)

Mosquito, and it does not make all animals itch. The only reason it makes humans itch is because we have an allergic reaction to their saliva.

After trying everything for my itchy cat, I came across this site re: using APPLE CIDER VINEGAR. I'm going to try it & see what happens. http://www.earthclinic.com/Pets/allergies.html

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If you think you have jock itch and you would like to see photos, there are many available online. Seeing a picture could show you if this is what you're suffering with.