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skin itch treatment
First, there are several causes of itching, the most important of which are allergies or skin infection with fungal or bacterial or viral infections, but often the cause is an allergy to something unknown.
There are some bodies that cause a specific reaction similar to the symptoms of the immune system reaction to a particular drug such as aspirin or anesthetics.
Or it could be the cause of the allergy to certain foods such as fish or sometimes the hair of cats or dogs or some dust or nectar of flowers and the cause of the fungi could be the presence of permanent moisture on the skin in addition to increased sweating
And the possibility that the allergy will be in the form of itching of the skin, and this is often the case, and the possibility that it will be heat or shortness of breath, as in the case of the crisis, or redness of the eyes, and we will mention the symptoms of skin allergies later and in detail
And skin allergies can be treated with Betacare ointment twice daily for the affected area, or if the sensitivity is all over the body, anti-allergic pills can be used, such as Loratidine, one pill daily for five days.
And skin fungi can be treated through Mikizol ointment, the scientific name for it is metronidazole. The fungi can be applied twice a day. The two paints can be mixed together and placed on the affected area. Bacterial skin infections can also be treated with neomycin antibacterial paint, which is applied twice daily for a week. With an antibiotic such as augmentin 500 mg three times a day for a week
Analysis or diagnosis of itching
Skin itching is often diagnosed by a clinical examination by a dermatologist by looking at it and excluding other causes of skin itching, such as allergies that are severe itching with redness or some bacterial infections, which are often itchy skin accompanied by some pimples that contain pus or some fungal infections Which is often in some areas of the body that are a lot of moisture
In addition to doing a comprehensive blood test to find out the rise in white blood cells more than 12 thousand, and also knowing the height of neutrophil cells
 
Allergy symptoms
Skin rash
Diarrhea and vomiting
the heat
hard breathing
red eyes
runny
dizziness
Pulse rate and pressure rise
My advice to the patient
The aforementioned medication must be adhered to, and the same medication dose must be taken and the dosage completed. It is preferable to visit a dermatologist to conduct a clinical examination of the affected skin area and determine the cause of the allergy and diagnose it.