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Skin allergy
I have scabs all over my body which are itchy. The itch is intense and even more so when I rub the skin. The skin gets red around the scabs at the end of the day. Taking a shower is an ordeal. It's really hard not to scratch and so I just rub the scabs but there's no relief.
They are spreading and there's nothing working. I mean the creams against itchiness work when I apply them but the scabs are not getting less itchy nor less small afterwards. I have scabs of all sizes and it's started over a month ago. The GP says that stress has caused these hives and so I have been prescribed some antihistamines (fexofenadine) which did not work that well.
They are spreading and there's nothing working. I mean the creams against itchiness work when I apply them but the scabs are not getting less itchy nor less small afterwards. I have scabs of all sizes and it's started over a month ago. The GP says that stress has caused these hives and so I have been prescribed some antihistamines (fexofenadine) which did not work that well.
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