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There could be a combination of things. YIou could try one at a time, and see which helps. You state that the itchiness only happens with you wear the jeans--and onlyhappens when you walk a lot? Walking a lot does cause rubbing of the material in the jeans on your skin, and woiuld irritate it. You don't say if yoiu have very senstive skin, or normalNormal saline flush skin, but you might try getting something to walk in that does not have the jean material in them to walk in. What you wash the jeans or slacks in could make a big difrerence. Also, you are right about shaving.
If you can switch to washing your jeans in a really organic soap, like ******* brand, it would help I think. That really made a differnce with our son & my husband when they had something similar years ago. Also, we had to make sure the cat was not inside a lot, and that the dust was not under our son's bed, and we started washing our clothings in ******* brand soap. It made a BIG difference. and the itchiness went away.
Also, since the dye in the jeans couild exacerbate the problem, especially after you have shaved, I would find something else to walk in for awhile after shaving. Maybe some softer material. Also, putting white vinegar in the rinse water when you wash your clothing Ph balances them, and takes out the soap. Give them a 2nd rinse also. If you have your jeans dry cleaned, don't. The chemicals in the dry cleaning solution would not be good. Also, be sure to wash all new jeans a couple of times before wearing them. Also, you already have those littleLittle noses decongestant Little tummys bumps on your skin, and some day you would want to see a good dermatologyst about it. It sounds like you have very sensitive skin and should use the natural soaps, lots of Aveeno cream (not the generic at the store, but the real Aveeno cream with the Dark Navy blue stripe on the pump bottle that says it is good for itchiness) and be careful about what you wear on your legs, and what you use to shave with. Good Luck,
This could indeed be due to irritation, infection or sweat dermatitis. Sometimes, legs get itchy as a reaction to the clothes you are wearing. Some synthetics can trigger a reaction, and sometimes your legs get itchy due to residual pesticides and dyes in your jeans. It would also help if you wear cotton garments which are least likely to cause a reaction. If this persists, have this evaluated further by your dermatologist for proper management.
If you can switch to washing your jeans in a really organic soap, like ******* brand, it would help I think. That really made a differnce with our son & my husband when they had something similar years ago. Also, we had to make sure the cat was not inside a lot, and that the dust was not under our son's bed, and we started washing our clothings in ******* brand soap. It made a BIG difference. and the itchiness went away.
Also, since the dye in the jeans couild exacerbate the problem, especially after you have shaved, I would find something else to walk in for awhile after shaving. Maybe some softer material. Also, putting white vinegar in the rinse water when you wash your clothing Ph balances them, and takes out the soap. Give them a 2nd rinse also. If you have your jeans dry cleaned, don't. The chemicals in the dry cleaning solution would not be good. Also, be sure to wash all new jeans a couple of times before wearing them. Also, you already have those little bumps on your skin, and some day you would want to see a good dermatologyst about it. It sounds like you have very sensitive skin and should use the natural soaps, lots of Aveeno cream (not the generic at the store, but the real Aveeno cream with the Dark Navy blue stripe on the pump bottle that says it is good for itchiness) and be careful about what you wear on your legs, and what you use to shave with. Good Luck,
This could indeed be due to irritation, infection or sweat dermatitis. Sometimes, legs get itchy as a reaction to the clothes you are wearing. Some synthetics can trigger a reaction, and sometimes your legs get itchy due to residual pesticides and dyes in your jeans. It would also help if you wear cotton garments which are least likely to cause a reaction. If this persists, have this evaluated further by your dermatologist for proper management.
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