Scabies

possible nocturia. google it..and see your urologist.

Dexpanthenol relieves itching associated with burns, it prevents the skin from drying out.

necrobiosis diabeticorum

wash the jockstrap in hot water and bleach. that should kill anything!

I wouldn't think the depo has anything to do with the discharge you may have an infection. I would call your physician and ask. I have never heard of that.

If you have sensitive skin laundry detergent can make you itchy. Always rinse well after putting your hands in detergent solutions.

When I used detergents to wash my underclothes I used to get itchy, because the detergents contained enzymes and seemed to make me itch. So I hunted for non-biological detergent and looked at the list of ingredients to make sure it does not include enzymes. This seems to have solved the problem for me.

I have the same problem. It appears to be called pink eye and you can use polysporin to treat it

put anti itching powder or cream on it and see a doctor

Yes, absolutely. Benedryl is safe for dogs.

If it is not a rash, just a regular itch, itch it, not too hard. If it persists, try anti-itch cream.

No it does not, scabies,gives etc .. Do but PETECHIAE does not itch .

There could be many reasons: * A new medication you are on or even a first try new over-the-counter medication. * Poor blood circulation. * Being in the house too much. Use Aveeno Body Lotion (stops the itching.) * Allergy to possibly a new laundry detergent, soap you use to shower or bathe with or bubbly bath. New body lotion. * Body sprays. Go to the pharmacist and get Epsom Salts (not like table salt) and if you don't see it ask your pharmacist for it. Take 2 good cups of Epsom Salts and pour it into a small bowl, pour just enough boiling water over it to dissolve the crystals and then poor into a bath tub full of TEPID water (body temperature water.) Soak for 15 or 20 minutes. Then use Aveeno Body Lotion. Epsom Salts is great for itching, sunburn, wounds, etc. If this itching refuses to go away then please see a dermatologist.

facepalm

scabies are still around because people still use old used matresses. Also people live in dirty crowded places. so people what the hell are u thinking get a new matress and clean up your place now hurry run do it now or you will get cursed with scabies

It could be one of three things:

1) you have a serious case of dandruff and you need to start using dandruff shampoo.

2) you have lice, and someone needs to check your scalp to make sure

3) a rash has started on your head.

That's about as much help as I can offer.

4)Fungus on your head

there is a scientifical explanation. the chemicals your taste buds release in your dreams, mix with your dry saliva, and create a chemical that causes the roof or your mouth and your tonsels to be irritated.

This could be a candida rash. Sometimes when you have too much yeast in your blood, it breaks out through the skin as an itchy rash and warmth. It is best to seek a doctor's advice if this continues.

If you have crusted scabies also called Norweigen Scabies, doctors won't believe you or help you until your nearly dead because they can't diagnose it and ignore it.

Yes, which is why it is a good idea to resist the urge to itch! It makes it worse.

You could try cleaning yourself carefully, rinsing with a lot of fresh water, then using an astringent such as Witch Hazel. It may be an allergy. If it continues, you should speak to a doctor about it. It might be poison ivy as well, but don't scratch in public.:)

Sounds like Morgellons Disease. Latest case I saw was a result of mercury poisoning, due to a tooth filling leaking.

Some sufferers are believed to be delusional by doctors, and may be, while others are cured once the source of the "poisoning" is determined.

I believe they are all white with a little black head on them, kinda like fly larve but much much smaller. If i'm wrong, please tell me.

Is it normal to still be itchy weeks after sunburn

it is impossible to actually scratch a hole in your neck. go to the doctor to see what cream they have for that.

Butter helps. ICE stops it right away.