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It would be best to avoid use of latex products if possible.
You are right that the symptoms of itching could also be due to the dry skin and eczema.
But it could also be that you have an allergic reaction to latex -it would be best to avoid use of latex gloves and use non latex gloves and also carry an antihistamine or antiallergic medication handy in case of a sudden allergic reaction.
Consult your doctor whether you need to carry an epi-pen or not.
Let us know if you have any other doubts and post us on how you are doing.
Regards.