Same if i get hot or like i feel nervous or anxious it rises and it can get to be too much at times. Im trying to work out what i have ive been taking allergy tablets but they haven't been working im going back to the doctor soon. I was thinking urticaria but i have no rashes.
@@madisonmitchell4607 same that's how I was last night with my private being itchy! I wanted to scratch it but then my mon mom would ask what am I doing
My scalp started itching randomly about 6 months ago, now it’s spread to my back, it just starts randomly for no reason, my skin is moisturized and fine and it doesn’t get red. I’m hating life rn.
You’re probably allergic to grass or trees my mom had the same issues years ago she was allergic to certain trees & grass . She had to go to the dr weekly to get shots .. I believe the shots made her body immune to it so she can be outside.
Take baths using a cup & half of baking soda 🛀 It will work miracles. You can also take it internally to detox from the inside out. (half teaspoon stirred in 8 ounces of water daily)
I have an itching problem that was like forever and it gave me fits. It was by accident while using a cutting torch at work, I held it above my left arm while trying to wipe the sweat from my forehead against my right shoulder that I realized my left arm was burning-like heat- but not burning or searing my skin. The itching on my left arm went away and so I discovered heat may be a relief temporarily but not permanently. And so I thought what would be a substitute for a torch. Ah! a hair dryer may do the trick and by golly it worked. So when I feel itchy, I apply heat to wherever parts of the body is affected. Don't scratch as it will only aggravate the itch- use the wife's or mom's hair dryer. This is by far better reliever than scratching, I tell you. Only thing is, if you have very sensitive skin, like my wife does, I'd avoid the dryer. So, whoever out there has an itching problem, like mine, try the hair dryer with heat turned up but not so close as to burn the skin. Use a little discretion. Good luck or should I say Good Heating. Aloha.
Im gonna see if electric blanket relieves my itch tonight.Worth a try .My itchy skin lasts a few hrs each night from legs and back to feet its maddening
My whole entire body will randomly and extremely itchy and hive up. It's extremely and aggressively itchy to the point I scratch where I bleed. It has been going on for like 3 months. This is horrible I need it to stop
@@thelastoneontheplanetearth Yes I work with metals, I think that's what's causing my itching and hives. I've been feeling horribly for these past 2 weeks and I can't figure out what's going on :(
@TODarkShadowWolf4096 @Mr duck @karmah Leone I have been having this same insane itching for the past weeks, more intense the past week. Although I have a itch here or there in the day, it’s extremely bad at night. And when I say night- I really mean 4am hour EVERY night! To the point where I can not sleep. It’s aggravating, frustrating and has me so tired throughout the day. Saying this to say, this itching is real and I had NO idea how many people suffer from this with NO idea as to what it could be! Please don’t take your life because of it. I’m going to do some lifestyle changes, perhaps that’s the call on many of our lives that we want to ignore. I hope you’d join me in that.
My skin isn’t dry and I’ve tried everything to stop itching. I’m so miserable I attempted to commit suicide just to end it all. I don’t know what else to do and I feel like no doctors that I’ve seen in New York City takes me serious. I’m mentally exhausted I just want to feel free again 😔
I'll leave this here for anyone who feels like needles poking all over your skin and scalp when your body gets warm or when you get excited(without a rash). I was in the same condition too and as a result I stopped taking walks and eating hot or warm food cos those are the triggers, and I searched all over the internet and RU-vid for my condition but what came up was something entirely different. Anyone who has this condition knows that itchiness is absolutely nothing compared to this. I want to tell you that you're not alone and I want to share what helped me heal from this excruciating experience. Firstly, your condition is called Cholinergic Urticaria. Here are some of the things that helped me: 1. Medication. - I suffered from this condition for more than a month with no improvement despite my efforts.. I went to see a doctor and was put on medication for ten days, today is day number nine and the condition is almost entirely gone. The medications I've been taking are Cetirizine, Chloxacillin and Chlorpheniramine. Very cheap and available at all pharmacies. 2. Sweating. - I read on RU-vid when someone said sweating helps you get better and I tried it and it helped, just not that day. But I noticed that medication worked better after I tried it. I didn't exercise cos it's a longer process and it means that you have to trigger the condition when you start feeling warm. Instead, I did a method called steaming. Very common in Africa and was effective for those who had covid 19 to recover, with eucalyptus oil. But I did it with only water in a large bowl. Here's how you do it: Boil water to the highest temperature you can get it, do not open the lid to keep the steam inside. Cover yourself with a thick cloth, I advise a blanket. With the pot or bowl either between your legs while sitting on the floor or below you while kneeling over it bent down. Open the lid and let the steam hit your face and chest while you and the bowl are completely covered with the blanket, you'll start to sweat instantly. Stay at least five minutes before coming out and taking a bath. The heat of the steam might trigger your condition but just endure. Pick a method that's convenient for you from the above two, I personally prefer medication. Hang in there and know that your condition is temporary, sometimes it will even go on its own. Hope I've helped someone who desperately needed it like I did.
go to the doctor and tell them if they can check your liver, my cousin had this and turns out her liver was failing. if they had waited any longer she would’ve gotten cirrhosis and died
I'll leave this here for anyone who feels like needles poking all over your skin and scalp when your body gets warm or when you get excited(without a rash). I was in the same condition too and as a result I stopped taking walks and eating hot or warm food cos those are the triggers, and I searched all over the internet and RU-vid for my condition but what came up was something entirely different. Anyone who has this condition knows that itchiness is absolutely nothing compared to this. I want to tell you that you're not alone and I want to share what helped me heal from this excruciating experience. Firstly, your condition is called Cholinergic Urticaria. Here are some of the things that helped me: 1. Medication. - I suffered from this condition for more than a month with no improvement despite my efforts.. I went to see a doctor and was put on medication for ten days, today is day number nine and the condition is almost entirely gone. The medications I've been taking are Cetirizine, Chloxacillin and Chlorpheniramine. Very cheap and available at all pharmacies. 2. Sweating. - I read on RU-vid when someone said sweating helps you get better and I tried it and it helped, just not that day. But I noticed that medication worked better after I tried it. I didn't exercise cos it's a longer process and it means that you have to trigger the condition when you start feeling warm. Instead, I did a method called steaming. Very common in Africa and was effective for those who had covid 19 to recover, with eucalyptus oil. But I did it with only water in a large bowl. Here's how you do it: Boil water to the highest temperature you can get it, do not open the lid to keep the steam inside. Cover yourself with a thick cloth, I advise a blanket. With the pot or bowl either between your legs while sitting on the floor or below you while kneeling over it bent down. Open the lid and let the steam hit your face and chest while you and the bowl are completely covered with the blanket, you'll start to sweat instantly. Stay at least five minutes before coming out and taking a bath. The heat of the steam might trigger your condition but just endure. Pick a method that's convenient for you from the above two, I personally prefer medication. Hang in there and know that your condition is temporary, sometimes it will even go on its own. Hope I've helped someone who desperately needed it like I did.
I had this problem. Finally I found a doctor who told me what was wrong. He said that the soap that I use is way too strong and to find a liquid soap, but water it down 15% soap and 65% water. It's enough soap to use where I'm not unpleasant to be around.
After a long time itching like crazy for no apparent reason, I now suspect the serrapeptase and nattokinase I have been taking is causing it. I stopped for a week and I hardly itched, just a wee bit. I now take it again but halved the dose and itch only half as much as I did. I don’t want to give it up altogether for all the benefits I get.
Karl Ernest Gato Use this medicated soap when bathing. "Tetmosol" Don't wash instantly. Wait few munites with soap. Then wash. You can buy it from eBay. If there is no result after few days, rub thoroughly affected area with some brandy, three times daily.
Mine itches b4 a shower but I wash with anti dandruff shampoo, baking soda and epsom salt all over my body. My hair doesn't get itchy. You can also get Lyrica or Neurontin from a dr. Fibromyalgia affects the nerves and those medicines calm them down. It's usually your nerves acting up that make you itch. And of course get checked for those things the man is talking about on the video!
Maaaan my back start itching soooo bad if I try to not scratch it I am shacking like some sort of freak. My skin is not dry evrything is all fine and then out of the blue it starts to itch
I like scratching my back when its itchy! I can scratch your back for you then you would have to scratch mine because it itches so bad! "That's it keep scratching my back it is so ITCHY. To the left and to the right PLEASE PLEASE DONT STOP SCRATCHING MY BACK IT IS SO itchy SCRATCH IT REALLY REALLY HARD AND NOW TO THE left then the right"! " you did not get rid of the itch but I can scratch it form here because I need to scratch it SUPER HARD AND get rid of it! byee I have to GO AND ITCH MY BACK SOME MORE but thx for scratching it!
My skin itches a lot after bathing especially in de morning i am even lazy to bath.It started since i was little i'm 25 years old now and it's still de same.I went to doctors buh i cn't get help.Can you please help me
Try oatmeal soaps to bathe with and using shea butter along with aloe vera gel on your skin immediately after drying off... Oatmeal bars are available at Walmart,even The Dollar Tree...
Same with me, but started last year probably cause I changed environment. When going to class most times, I feel like tearing off my skin, but there are no visible rashes, it just itches.
Leave Sugar ....... same problem for almost 10 years I searched experienced and try everything but useless . Final result I left sugar no sugar at all.and I'm fine .that's all . believe me and try u find the result in three days
I think it’s something to do with the sweat glands, and they get clogged. Something that helps me is drinking plenty of water, don’t have anything like soda and take painkillers if needed.
This started for me when I moved into my new house. I was sat watchig TV and thought I was being bit. It only ever happened in the living room. It didn't happen too much but over the months it's got worse. Started getting it in bed, at work, outside. Would feel like my skin was burnt sometimes and like my clothes are irritating. I have symptoms where I feel something on my face but there's nothing. It's got really bad now it's just constant need to itch. Feels like when frying pan fat jumps onto your skin. Hair line itches. Been to the docs had blood test they came back fine. Tried antihistamines they didn't work. Tried Amitriptyline for nerve damping. Didnt work. I'm currently sat here with this prickly feeling and it's horrible. Sometimes feels like electric shocks or like all my hairs are standing up.
JunkDNA Reviews THATS WHY IM HERE! Same problem! It’s enough to drive me insane. Recently been looking into a Vitamin D deficiency or issues with the liver
Try lavender oil spray , u can find it in a spray or make your own few drops of the oil in hydrateting water & i promis u it will stop , & use it after shower
Water fast, I'm itching less 3 hours after waking up which means no food has entered my body for 18 hours, just drink water and rest, sleep . No pills, no cream , just water see how it goes. I have dermatitis all over first time at 33 years old, I couldn't walk a few days ago, I'm looking at try to dampen everything down before finishing off on predisone
You are right. I just finished my 3 day dry Esther fasting yesterday , and I started having extremely itchy skin and my belly skin was also painful Now I know it was a sign of dehydration.
When i come out the shower my skin looks like its pealing off like these little things that look like skin and then i immediately get itchy but Vaseline works perfectly ...drink more water and put lotion on so you dont have dry skin
Sounds like dead skin cells that you missed gently scrubbing off during bathing. Or not rinsing off all soap. If soap dries on the skin it will leave the skin beneath it dry & pores blocked. Also, If we don't scrub off those dead skin cells, they will still be sitting on the surface of body in our natural oils & dirt and come somewhat off (gross🤮)while rubbing with towel. ✌️
My middle part of my back between shoulder blades is always itchy no matter what I do,I take baths/showers an it's still there,been like this almost a year,so irritating an bothersome.been alcohol free 12 yrs don't smoke cigarettes for 10yrs,only meds I take are metoprolol an tamsulosin any any suggestions would be helpful......
I have these dark itchy spots(idk how to say it since my english is not very good) for years and also dry skin and often got thirsty but my docs told me that it can't be diabetes since i was still in my 20s. They just gave me antihistamyne and also ointment but it doesn't work. I tried lizard oil but it also doesn't work. When i tried garlic it was getting worse instead. Now i'm still suffering from it and don't know what to do
There are many reasons why your body itches in my case my doctor put me on Doxepin 25 mg which is an anti anxiety drug and after one week my itch went away.
@@coreysmith_92 I take one pill every night and it also help sleeping. I also use Selsun Blue shampoo (for skin fungus)twice a week all over my body when I shower.
No! To all that have unknown itch that seems to burn or like electric shocks needle stabs which is related to stress or heat, and is bothersome at night and in which meds don't help but cold does, then tell your neurologist to test you for SMALL FIBER NEUROPATHY! I can ALMOST guarantee that's what it is.
Could be eczema it’s common in kids, I’d recommend using anti-histamines such as Cetirizine-Hydrochloride which you can buy at shops, if that doesn’t work I’d recommend stronger anti-histamines such as Fexafenadine-Hydrochloride which you can ask your doctor for. I’d also take into consideration soap and shampoo they can irritate the skin.
Mild itching in random parts of the body, no rashes or hives. If I don't scratch, it goes away within seconds but if I scratch it, it gets worse. It's the winter season in my country atm. My skin is moisturised and I only take cold showers to not cause any dryness. Could this be due to the cold weather?
I'll leave this here for anyone who feels like needles poking all over your skin and scalp when your body gets warm or when you get excited(without a rash). I was in the same condition too and as a result I stopped taking walks and eating hot or warm food cos those are the triggers, and I searched all over the internet and RU-vid for my condition but what came up was something entirely different. Anyone who has this condition knows that itchiness is absolutely nothing compared to this. I want to tell you that you're not alone and I want to share what helped me heal from this excruciating experience. Firstly, your condition is called Cholinergic Urticaria. Here are some of the things that helped me: 1. Medication. - I suffered from this condition for more than a month with no improvement despite my efforts.. I went to see a doctor and was put on medication for ten days, today is day number nine and the condition is almost entirely gone. The medications I've been taking are Cetirizine, Chloxacillin and Chlorpheniramine. Very cheap and available at all pharmacies. 2. Sweating. - I read on RU-vid when someone said sweating helps you get better and I tried it and it helped, just not that day. But I noticed that medication worked better after I tried it. I didn't exercise cos it's a longer process and it means that you have to trigger the condition when you start feeling warm. Instead, I did a method called steaming. Very common in Africa and was effective for those who had covid 19 to recover, with eucalyptus oil. But I did it with only water in a large bowl. Here's how you do it: Boil water to the highest temperature you can get it, do not open the lid to keep the steam inside. Cover yourself with a thick cloth, I advise a blanket. With the pot or bowl either between your legs while sitting on the floor or below you while kneeling over it bent down. Open the lid and let the steam hit your face and chest while you and the bowl are completely covered with the blanket, you'll start to sweat instantly. Stay at least five minutes before coming out and taking a bath. The heat of the steam might trigger your condition but just endure. Pick a method that's convenient for you from the above two, I personally prefer medication. Hang in there and know that your condition is temporary, sometimes it will even go on its own. Hope I've helped someone who desperately needed it like I did.
Why are you carrying the stethoscope when you coming to a verbal interview ? Oh sorry you are a doctor. Make sure you have it when you go visit your friends if you have any !!!
Histamine release. Allergies, dry skin, bug bites, diet toxins, medications, hormones, diabetes, thyroid, dehydration, etc etc Find out trigger is not easy. Go to doc blood tests might show indicators. Protein and sugar in urine tests. Weight. Lanolin, vit e, aloe, cold packs (calm nerves) all help.
OK I’m glad he addressed this in some sense but I haven’t had these symptoms for years all sudden I’m itching everywhere from around my eyelashes eyeballs I noticed that I do have like what looks like dandruff and I don’t normally have that also vaginal itching so what iPhone was from unhealthy diet recently maybe too much alcohol sugars chemicals processed foods... something I found maybe digestive connection.
I've been doing lots of research on itching and specifically excema. I've been suffering for a few months with facial excema that is truly debilitating. Burning eyelids and lips. I've read that gut health plays a major role. I've cleaned up my diet and feel slightly better, although still itchy and inflamed some days. I read that it could be associated with toxic liver or candida overgrowth. The journey continues! You might want to check out celery juice cleansing on a site called " medical medium" with Anthony Williams
Back of my left thigh is itching like anything ... like only there ! Ive been experiencing the same situation for like 1 month .... now its paining like anything! The itching part got a blackish skin there... what will i do ? Please help me ! Ive been applying so many skin products like calamine lotions and all ! Please help me !😪
I started itchiness like few weeks ago and it's getting worse on my thighs it heals faster and leaving black spots and itch again and become more painful
Well damn, I’m itching all over the body and I’ve been having some dull aching in my liver side and possibly kidney side for few months now, got an ultrasound but nothing was found that was abnormal but I’m not sure if that’s accurate because it’s hard to diagnose abnormalities in kidneys. CBC was normal. Should I get an MRI? Cause I do have chronic prostatitis that may infect my kidneys. Also i get neuropathy of my feet and hands and Lowe back ache time to time. Throat neck side feels tight and swollen. I know I have a lot of problems but Idk what to check first.
My chest randomly becomes itchy and literally being filled with rashes randomly. I dont see any pattern on when it happens, it literally is just random. I start to have chicken skin on my chest, and sometimes back and after a few minutes, it becomes red and itchy and very hot, that usually lasts for about a half hour before it slowly disappears. Lately I even started having dandruff patches on my face and left chest. I went to a dermatologist and she said she hasnt seen anything. And she recommended I go for a scan, and doctors said they dont see anything either. But, a few years ago, before I got all these itches , we went to a dermatology clinic and she said I had a thinner skin, or something like that. It's just really itchy and painful.
I need to send you picture of the drugs. I recently moved to Russia and the itching started. When I walk under the sun, it's worst or when I get nervous. Message me on whatsapp
Itching is the least concerning symptom of serious illness and is incidental. If you itch, you are not going to die. If you have a raging bloody tumor, and if it happens to itch, hopefully the itch is not what sends you to your doc. Wow, this content is reckless.