What is itching?

What is itching?

Itching is an uncomfortable feeling that compels you to itch your skin. Even while it occasionally resembles pain, it is not the same. Usually, only one part of your body itches, but occasionally, your entire body may itch. You can experience hives or a rash in addition to the irritation.

What makes people itch?

There are several medical disorders that might cause itching. Typical causes include:

Food, bug bites, pollen, and medication allergies

Skin conditions such psoriasis, eczema, and dry skin

irritating cosmetics, chemicals, and other things

Pin worms, scabies, head- and body-lice, and other parasites

Pregnancy

disorders of the thyroid, kidney, or liver

specific types of cancer or cancer therapies

diseases like shingles and diabetes that can impact the nerve system

What are the options for itching treatment?

Most itching is not particularly bad. You could try these to feel better:

The use of cold compresses

using lotions to hydrate

taking oatmeal or warm baths

Using hydrocortisone cream or antihistamines available over the counter

avoiding scratching, donning irritable materials, and avoiding hot and humid conditions

If your itching is severe, does not go away after a few weeks, or has no apparent reason, speak with your doctor. You might also require other therapies, such medication or light therapy. Treating the underlying condition that is causing your itching may be helpful.

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