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15 years 8 months ago #7875 by smokeb4fire2007
Uncontrolable icthing was created by smokeb4fire2007
I am a 39 yr old female diagnoised about 8 yrs ago. I was wondering if anyone has uncontrolable itching of the hands and feet? Any information or comments would be greatly approciated.

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15 years 8 months ago #7879 by athos45
Replied by athos45 on topic Re:Uncontrolable icthing
any medications?
Father of Tonio, 8 yrs old w Chronic ITP

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15 years 8 months ago #7904 by smokeb4fire2007
Replied by smokeb4fire2007 on topic Re:Uncontrolable icthing
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15 years 8 months ago #7914 by Angel85
Replied by Angel85 on topic Re:Uncontrolable icthing
No, I don't get anything like that. It may be an allergic reaction to something, maybe food or even if you have changed washing detergants recently. You might need to go to the doctors and get it checked if it is bothering you.

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15 years 8 months ago #7915 by server
Replied by server on topic Re:Uncontrolable icthing
Nothing like that here. Is there any rash with it? I'm with Lauren....I'd get it checked out if it's a problem with daily living.
My flesh and my heart may fail, but God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever.
Psalm 73:26
Blessings,
gretchen

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15 years 6 months ago #9326 by Lorie85
Replied by Lorie85 on topic Re:Uncontrolable icthing
Yes i've had very bad itching of the sloes of my feet and the palms of my hand... but never thought anything of it! lol

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15 years 6 months ago #9337 by alaventure
Replied by alaventure on topic Re:Uncontrolable icthing
Have you been on Prednisone in the past few months? Ever since I was on it, my skin has become very sensitive. My doctor told me that some people see lingering effects of Prednisone on their skin for many months. I went off of it in May 2010 and still have issues with my skin.

But if it is something that continues to bother you, you should see your doctor

Amy

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