Hi, I have had Brachioradial Pruritus for several years, and have been prescribed many topical creams over the years until I found an allergist who diagnosed it and order the only rx that works for it. They is one that works wonders for me. Betamethasone topical,
generic name Diprosone.
Update, i have been seeing chiro that
specializes in neck and axis positioning. I also bought a traction device (from Amazon), wraps around neck and elongates. This has helped immensely, I use it twice a day for 10 minutes. So far, so good. Best $30 bucks ever spent. it has been quite some time. Hopefully it continues to work.
best
LGU
I had this problem for YEARS! I have been going to an osteopath, who has been working on my neck, for about 3 months. Yay! The itching has gone!
I have been coping with this since October 2015. Not sure if this is what I have but it is the closest I have come to an explanation. I have been to 3 dermatologist, a neurologist and a neuro surgeon plus all the tests. In addition to the itching I have a burning and stinging in my arm that is worse than the itching. Very painful. Has anyone else experienced this? My MRI does show several pinched nerves in my neck but I do not experience pain in neck or any shooting pain down my arm. Thank you in advance for any additional information you can provide.
Marleen
I just ran across this site but wanted to tell you I can't eat fruit! It makes me itch horribly. I eat it only a little at a time because I love it. But I stay away from it if I can. High sugar really sets my itch off bad.
Hi. I am new to this forum. I was so desperate when I was in A flare last month. I was up to 9 gabapentin and creams. I saw the new Terrasil SHINGLES cream at Walgreens and it is all natural. I had nothing to lose. It doesn't stop the pain and itching, but it DID SOOTH it and helped a bunch! I keep it with me at all times now.