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✨ Why persistent itch isn’t normal ✨ ➡️ I’ve experienced total body itch myself….and it’s exhausting. It can stop you sleeping, affect your mood, and really impact quality of life. 🔎 Possible causes of persistent/generalised itchiness include: • Dry skin (xerosis) • Eczema, psoriasis, or dermatitis • Allergies or urticaria (hives) • Iron deficiency or anaemia • Diabetes • Liver disease (e.g. cholestasis, hepatitis) • Kidney disease (uraemic itch) • Thyroid disease • Certain medications (opioids, antibiotics, ACE inhibitors, statins) • Infections (HIV, hepatitis, scabies) • Pregnancy-related (obstetric cholestasis) • Cancers (especially lymphoma, leukaemia, and solid tumours in rare cases) And MCAS / Histamine intolerance ❓So what to do if persistent…. 👉 Step one: Find the root cause and see your GP Itch is often a symptom of an underlying condition, so the most important thing is to get checked by a healthcare professional. ➡️Blood tests, skin review, or medication checks may be needed. Treating the cause whether it’s anaemia, thyroid disease, eczema, or liver problems , is the key to long-term relief. ➡️But while investigations are happening, or if no clear cause is found, there are ways to manage symptoms: 🛁 Self-care and lifestyle • Moisturise daily: Use unperfumed, emollient creams or ointments to keep skin hydrated. Dry skin is a major itch trigger. • Avoid irritants: Perfumed soaps, bubble baths, wool clothing, and hot showers can worsen itch. Opt for gentle cleansers. • Keep cool: Heat makes itch worse. Use cotton clothing, keep your bedroom cool, and avoid overheating at night. • Short nails: Keep nails trimmed to reduce skin damage if you scratch in your sleep. Have you ever suffered? Thoughts and comments below⬇️⬇️ #itch #itchy #itching #dranisha

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