martes, 18 de septiembre de 2012

About.com Health: Why Am I Itching?

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From Dawn Stacey, your About.com Health Editor
So, I must admit that as I am typing this newsletter and thinking about all the things that can cause us to itch, I can't help but start to feel that nagging sensation -- urging me to scratch. I apologize ahead of time if you start squirming in your seat as you read on.

Evaluate Your Itch
Many things can cause us to itch. One of the first questions you should ask yourself is, where am I itching? Once you have determined the location of your itch, you may be able to figure out what may be causing it.

Conditions that Cause Itching
There can be many conditions that cause the need to scratch. When itching is isolated to a certain area of the body or if you have a rash, it tends to be easier to determine the cause of the itching as well as a treatment.
See More About:  skin allergies  hives  eczema

Other Itchy Causes
Skin itching can make you miserable. In some cases itching may be unavoidable, but there are instances where you may be able to prevent itching altogether.
See More About:  itching  hives  eczema

How to Manage Itchy Skin
When we scratch, we can increase the chance that our skin becomes infected. And, it's okay to admit, most of us are not very good at controlling that urge to itch -- so, what's an itchy person to do?
See More About:  side effects of treatment 

 


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