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Need Medication For Itching Of Arms,legs & Back

this am I woke to the middle of my arms itching and red; 1/2 hr. later it all seemed to go away, occasionally being a little itchy. this pm I am itching up a storm. arms, legs, belly, back are all itching without giving up a minute. I have tried vinegar cortisone 10, calamine lotion, nothing is stopping this itch and red blotchiness. seems as if its being spread by my itching. should I go to the er or is there something I can do
Wed, 23 Jan 2019
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Hi,

It may be urticaria. There may be some triggering factors. Consult the dermatologist for the perfect diagnosis.

After thorough examination and investigations...therapeutic course may be considered under observation of dermatologist. And allergy tests may be done if needed. Trial and error method may be considered to find out the triggers.

Hope this helps.

Thanks.

Dr.Ilyas Patel MD
Dermatologist
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Need Medication For Itching Of Arms,legs & Back

Hi, It may be urticaria. There may be some triggering factors. Consult the dermatologist for the perfect diagnosis. After thorough examination and investigations...therapeutic course may be considered under observation of dermatologist. And allergy tests may be done if needed. Trial and error method may be considered to find out the triggers. Hope this helps. Thanks. Dr.Ilyas Patel MD Dermatologist