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rubbing and scratching, how do I make it stop? putting generic lotion there only works until it dries out, it's patchy, flaky and when I scratch it til I can't anymore it turns all red. Am I dying CE?
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tremain07 posted...

rubbing and scratching, how do I make it stop? putting generic lotion there only works until it dries out, it's patchy, flaky and when I scratch it til I can't anymore it turns all red. Am I dying CE?

sounds like a BAD allergy...

Could be allergies, could be the dry air.

In college I'd get really itchy legs and arms around this time of year since I'd always be inside with the dry heat and shit

Are you noticing any other symptoms or whatever?
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This happens to me every winter.

Doom_Art posted...

Could be allergies, could be the dry air.

In college I'd get really itchy legs and arms around this time of year since I'd always be inside with the dry heat and shit

Are you noticing any other symptoms or whatever?

No, just the itching, worse yet is that it's on a certain area as well. a quick google suggests coconut oil products
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Is it on your

yknow

your junk
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Regardless, if it's just the itching, it's probably just a seasonal thing
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Yes it is, can't even do THAT because of it.
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That's odd because usually it's just the parts of your body that are exposed to the air regularly. So like arms and legs.

I'd go to a doctor in that case tbh. You can rule out anything bad, and they can probably give you some medicated shit for it.
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Air like fans and wind? Because my house constantly has fans on since we get hot easily when in our rooms and during good days I even have the windo open so I can feel the air there even in shorts.
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Well depending on where you live the air outside might be dry. I know here even in the winter on days when it's not snowing or slushy, the air is very dry and cold.

And if you're inside, odds are you have the heat/vents going

If you're in a warm climate, this may still apply. Outside may be dry heat or whatever. AC and fans can be pretty dry at times too. I spent a lot of time inside this summer, and had this itching problem lots.
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I live in Texas our wither changes by the day, one day it's hot, one day it's cold, one day it's a rain storm and one day will be a bit of everything...everything except snow.
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Itchy.
Tasty.
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