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Have Itchy Feet, Happens Sporadically. Took Allergy Pills. Underlying Cause?

I get extremely itchy feet (the tops of my feet and ankles). It happens sporadically and I've tried to eliminate foods/other allergens but there seems to be no rhyme or reason. I can go months without an attack then in the last few weeks I've had to take allergy pills several times - if it was the new detergent why wouldn't I itch all the time? It happens more in the evening and more in winter - it's not dry skin, or exzema/psoriasis (which I have had on my arms). any ideas
Thu, 21 Nov 2013
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Greetings of the day

It's sometimes very difficult to base the diagnosis of skin condition based only on description, it becomes equally important to examine the site for right diagnosis.
I would suggest you either consult a dermatologist or send the clinical photograph at Healthcare-Magic so that expert opinion is given for tiger lesion on question

Take care

Regards
Dr T Shobha
MBBS MD
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Have Itchy Feet, Happens Sporadically. Took Allergy Pills. Underlying Cause?

Welcome to Healthcare-Magic Greetings of the day It s sometimes very difficult to base the diagnosis of skin condition based only on description, it becomes equally important to examine the site for right diagnosis. I would suggest you either consult a dermatologist or send the clinical photograph at Healthcare-Magic so that expert opinion is given for tiger lesion on question Take care Regards Dr T Shobha MBBS MD