"You can't itch inside your body" The itch at the back of your throat and in that section between your eardrum and throat: "And I took that personally"
When I was 28 I was diagnosed cancer, Grey zone lymphoma, and my main symptom was the most intense full body itch you can possibly imagine. I could only sleep for 2 hours a night. My legs were full of bloody scars from all the itching. I went to the hospital and they told me I had cancer. 7 years later and by the grace of God im cured, but they still dont know why some forms of lymphoma cause the itching. Some people get the exact same cancer and have no itching at all.
Nicholas Power the worst is when it’s inside your ear and the only way to deal with it is to cough because the same nerves in your ear also run by your throat and it causes an itchy throat.
The lining of your throat uses the same tactile sensation system on the outside of your body, since technically your throat and mouth are exposed to exterior elements.
Kinda. For me, I itch a part of my body and it doesn't stop itching. That's when I realise I'm itching the wrong part of my boy and it takes ages for me to find the REAL itchy spot. If this is what you mean, then yes xD
My story as an eczema veteran: Eczema is such an annoying life long condition. My dad had eczema and his dad before him and I’ve spent most of my life scratching, I have permanent scars on my neck and the creases of my arms and legs and I think I’ve pretty much had a rash on every place on my body(yes even there). When I was young I didn’t know how to handle it, and I was pretty embarrassed and would wear long sleeves to hide my arms and people would always ask me if I got burned or beat up. I noticed it comes about with stress and weather changes, even sometimes when I travel. Anyways the point is it’s manageable, there’s been points in my life where I’ve gotten my body free of any rashes for years on end. It’s really a slippery slope both ways, the less rashes I had the less I felt like scratching which gave me less rashes. I have never taken any medications for my condition. I take Luke warm to cold baths, wear mostly cotton or skin undershirts, I use hypoallergenic soap/laundry detergent, and I only use ointment (aquaphor) once a day after a bath, slowly using less as rashes subside. Sometimes to make my skin less red in certain parts I’ll dab the area with a cool damp towel and follow up with light ointment. I make sure to keep affected areas out of intense sun, cold, wind, or humidity. It can be defeating when it clears up and then one sweaty uncomfortable night destroys all your progress but don’t stress, trust that you skin can heal and try to put your mind on something else. Stress can really hurt you skin and try to find other ways to take out your stress, gym, meditation, writing your thoughts down, talking with people. Sometimes I wear clothes to bed to prevent my unconscious self from sleep itching. The urge to itch is strong I know it can feel sometimes like even getting shot wouldn’t be enough to relieve it, but it’s possible to fight it, distract yourself and it will eventually subside or just try lightly rubbing the area, speaking of I always keep my fingernails filed and short. You don’t have to suffer, it’s possible to get rid of it just be proactive and allow your body to heal and eventually one day you’ll forget your have eczema. Finally be open about your condition, most people won’t judge you, some won’t even have noticed, and all will only offer to help you. If any of this helped even one person I’ll be happy, good luck!!
Did you ever experienced some sort of skin color distortion, because I used to be a very light skin person but ever since the chronic ezcema hits around 80% of my body below neck are way darker colour than it used to be, and it doesn't even look natural compared to actual dark skinned people, and it's even worse since there are still small patches of skin where its still the original light colour
You honestly have no idea how seen I'm feeling right now. Thank you. It's frustrating sometimes when I have to deal with it almost on a daily basis, especially because I have such sweaty hands. I used to hit the gym but the gripping on all the metal made it worse :( anyway recently I've been feeling so much better because it's winter and my eczema is mostly triggered by heat and sweat. Thanks again!!! I hope it's better for you nowadays!❤ have a lovely day.
Try this, it's the same vid but just the parts where the narrator says a word referring to itching: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-LMMPrlqzzuU.html
My former boss’s wife had to have her arm amputated after a terrible car accident years ago. She said she could have full days experiencing phantom itching and that it is psychologically tormenting. She’s always been a genuine positive light but that is the one thing she says she truly struggles with.
now imagine, having a personal hell called eczema. having the itch but not being able to scratch it in fear of innfections and tearing your skin apart. i hate it so much :(
I had a class mate who had it, he used to slap the location of the itch to avoid drawing blood. Weirdly enough my girlfriend asks me to slap her butt like that but she doesn't even have eczema. Wth Stephanie...
Huh I've had this since I was a little kid. Just checked and its all gone. I hadnt even noticed it fading away. It was really bad 3 or 4 years ago. Anyone else have this? really weird I didnt notice until now.
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Lizzy g sometimes after I sneeze. I get an itch on the the inside of my right side of the chest. because I don't scratch it it lasts for hours. the best. can do is pound on my chest.
I feel itchy inside my thigh every day ..it feels so bad that I can't scratch the itch..I need to hit the part that itches with my hand as hard as possible to scratch the itch inside my thigh.
Everyone has 31 "senses" and don't even know it. It's 1 of our "senses" we have a "sense of itching. We have a sense when we're hurt, the sense to cry, the sense of pain. It's a feeling.
tried to hold scratching the itch while watching this video thinking it was just a psychological itch... turned out it was a mosquito having dinner on my arm....
I was scrolling through my subscriptions and I saw this video,scrolled past it then had a sudden itch on my neck then scrolled back up and decided to watch it
Personal experience tells me that itch is a subset of pain. Of burning pain, specifically. When I was 12 I had an allergic reaction to milk that caused the skin of my hands to swell and itch. At first it was a slight itch, then it intensified, and then it gradually transitioned into burning pain as the reaction became worse. Though, I don't remember if the reverse (from burning pain to itch) was also true, when I was treated with antihistamines and the sensation subsided. I do remember, though, that a mild sunburn caused itch and a more severe sunburn caused burning pain. Also, a single mosquito bite causes itch, but one day, after a walk in the woods, I came home with dozens of mosquito bites on my back, and I felt burning pain. So, why would the same stimuli at different intensities cause different sensations? Because those sensations are actually one and the same.
Noah R I read somewhere in my biology class back in 10th grade that there was a plant (forgot the name of it) that could cure cancer, but given the stupidity of humanity it went extinct sad to say...
no dude.. i love that sound, remember growing up as a kid, always flies in my house in the summer and then would keep waking up because fly around my ear at 7 in the morning
Fun fact: Sub-dermal (itching below the skin’s surface) itching does exist, and it’s often an indication of nerve damage or a misfiring of a nerve. It can also be caused by afflictions of the nervous system such as HSV.
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