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i have had echinima, (don't know how to spell it ha ha) anyway I have that itching thing on my legs and have had for years. it is annoying but I deal with it. now it has spread to my left breast. this is a horrible itch. bad bad bad. It takes away from sexual plesure. dose anyone know what to do? the itch cream dosen't work. I really don't want to ask my doctor unless I have to. it is embarrising. this is much less embarrising, because you all can't see me. help!!!
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- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
If your talking about eczema, then moisturizing is key. Moist skin wont be so irritated and then be itchy. you can also use 1% hydrocortisone ointment or cream to the affected areas only for a week to see if it feels better. It would be good to have a doctor check it out to make sure its not something else going on there, like an infection or something.
- shadowsthathuntLv 61 decade ago
Well, Im not sure what you are talking about... so I will spell the word the way it sounds... is it Exima (egg-se-ma?) If it is try to use a courtozone cream on it. I have this on my hands and it helps greatly.
- rebornpheonixLv 61 decade ago
Don't be embarassesd to talk to your Dr. He or She has no doubt seen some wild stuff, so a rash is probably not going to raise an eyebrow.
