Do you ever itch and scratch it and that itch stops and another itch in a different place pops up You go to scratch that new itch but as soon as you stop scratching the previous itch the new itch disappears and now you have your previous itch
@@mcshizzles2482 no its not im saying a new itch in like a compleatly different place An itch on your arm You sctrach that itch wich disappears A new itch is on your leg You stop scratching your arm to scratch your leg But the itch on your leg disappears as soon as you stop scratching your arm and you have an itch on your arm Cycle repeats
The worst itch I've ever experienced was when I got an itch that feels like it's under my skin. It kept being itchy until 10 minutes afterwards where the itch finally subsides. It felt so annoying, I wanted to rip my skin off and scratch what's underneath just to feel relief
This is pretty much every video on this channel. A click bait title that gives you a promise that you will FINALLY know the reason, but the 5 minute video only mentions the reason for 10 seconds, which is almost 90% going to be "WE DON'T KNOW YET". I used to watch this channel a lot, but not any more. Still, it sometimes tricks me to watch it.
Isa Sharif how about during that 5 minutes you learn a whole bunch of other things? If you only watch to get to the final answer, you shouldn’t be here.
I don’t recommend telling someone to stop scratching. I’ve had pretty severe eczema my whole life and growing up people would always tell me not to scratch and low key it’s rude and insensitive. Especially after trying to suppress the urge to scratch all day (because it’s already embarrassing.) I’ve definitely got heated with my family members/ coaches who would tell me not to scratch.
yea i have eczema too i feel you but i got these moisturizers and eczema creams and vasline and it competley made my eczema go away also reduce stress and eating right is good
The worst was when I had hay-fever my senior year of high school. My eyes felt like they had hundreds of microscopic mosquito bites inside them. After several days of not being able to sleep and rubbing all my skin off around my eye sockets, I put scorching hot water mixed with salt directly into my eyes to finally get some relief. It was the most satisfying searing pain because the itchy feeling subsided for a few minutes. I ended up abrading my cornea and scratched that so much, I abraded the abrasion and ended up tearing the inner membrane. I ended up having to wear a patch and take 4 different kinds of drops to try and heal my eye for a month. I still have a tiny scar inside my eye but luckily, I didn’t lose any of my vision. Itching can legitimately drive people to insanity and serious injury.
@@meliodasdragonsinofwrath790 No. It wasn’t conjunctivitis. It was a pollen that I hadn’t been exposed to before and I was very highly allergic. They had to give me a prescription anti-histamine to keep the reactions at bay.
I'm recovering from surgery, and between the wound dressings and the healing skin and the compression garment, GOOD GOD I am going to scratch my skin right off. Very relevant video to me right now thank you
When I was on some medication for mental health and such, I had a habit of intentionally skipping my medicine to trigger a temporary mania. I didn't really connect the dots until more recently that the intense itching I would get ALWAYS happened whenever I skipped the medicine. It got so bad, I'd scratch till I bled.
I find the idea that someone could scratch through their skull hard to believe and absolutely nightmarish. As a person with sensitive skin that story is horrifying. (Edit - I missed the part where it said she had Post Hepatic Neuralgia- I totally believe it now)
My cousin scratched her eczema because it was so itchy, and it was so bad that she dug through layers of skin without realizing and contracted a year long staph infection. I now am very very cautious about when I scratch my skin. I tend to scratch and watch as I do it to make sure my skin isn’t shredding. I have developed a phobia.
good job getting me to watch twice, it was a irreparable pain to not scratch my itches during this but i have gotten through it, it really shows how painful it gets when you don’t itch them
*That Moment When...* You're cycling, driving or whatever situation that you can't be distracted and wearing shoes, getting itchy then, under your feet is just da Worst "type" of itch.
Wait.. I feel something itchy, i scratch it on where it feels itchy, but doesnt feels like i scratched the itch.. Edit: oml some peeps relate to me- u guys ok?-
There is literally NO WAY that lady scratched all the way to her brain without using some kind of tool to get through her skull. You can't just itch through your skull, it's definitely pretty thick bone, and pretty dense. It has to be cap lol, maybe to the skull but that's still pretty extreme, but much more believable
Wouldn’t scratching all the skin off a certain area to the bone make it so you literally can’t feel the itch? There’s nothing there to feel, just bone…
@@sebaa1095 I always figured they did that just because of how much they hated themselves, but that is interesting! Guess I at least know I dont have it
@@cliffordbenenati7373 It's *a* reason, not *the* reason. Yours is a possibility aswell. It can be for attention. It can be for pleasure. It can be for punishment. It can be to feel something. It can be to override another pain. And i probably missed one more or two.
The worst itch I've ever experienced is when I got an itch that feels like it's under my nail. I keep scratching the nail but it just won't reach the itchy area. It feels so annoying I wanted to rip my nail off and just scratch what's underneath just to feel relief
If we were immortal, we could probably getting used to the fire but the itch would annoys us for eternity, we may get used to it but with just one accidental scratch it'll all tumble down
I got bitten by fire ants on my back around 2 years ago. Ever since then there is a dull itchy feeling deep under my skin, and it tingles sometimes in that spot on my back. It drives me nuts
@@cuteyjames Oh gosh! I hated Cassandra almost the entire episode. I only started liking her after the very end of the New*15 York episode. The cat people always freaked me out
Omg. You literally spoke to me. I have a huge problem, like yours. There's no known cure for this. Everything, every smart word, that comes from my mind flies over people's heads. It's tragic at the same time it's frustrating. *Oh,* what I would do to have company of another smart person. Please jump into my DMs. I can send you my personal info, if you're interested to meet another smart person. May we use this opportunity to unify our knowledge of the world, universe... Contact me. Cheers. Well some say it can be explained with psychology. That we have the power, we have a choice, to work with people with lover IQ. It's said, that we can work together if we really try. Even though it can sometimes mean going through people's most wierd habbits, their preconcived beliefs, their limited knowledge, and their note's on the world. It can be hard, overwhelming even. But we must try to understand each other. I mean, if we are truly smart, then we should be smart enough to do or undo any situation. Use our brains to recover any situation. *Brilliant.*
*me scratching while watching the video* him: “scratching is also contagious, which is why your probably scratching right now” me: *slowly stops scratching*
I too, thought that demons were the reason because we need to use our nails to make a "cross" on the origin of the itch to banish the demons from our skin.
As a person with 3 kinds of psoriasis, I can totally understand scratching through bone. If not for biologics, I would probably have already done the same.
@KimuTone well considering that some of the spots on my back are about one square foot or more, they couldn't be removed. Also I've had some melanoma spots removed and as it healed, psoriasis filled it back it. Damage causes an immune response so I don't believe that would work.
@KimuTone I took Humira for about 2 years but I had to miss a few doses to get the covid vaccine and it stopped working. I believe if I wouldn't have missed the does it would have kept working. I now take taltz which is also an auto-inject shot but it is so painful. It works wonderfully but it hurts so bad. Dermatologists usually start with methotrexate which is a pill before starting shots but they skipped over that for me. I had melanoma prior to the shots and I've had it along with many dysplastic moles (not cancer but headed that way) that had to be remove. It's just another wonderful genetic mystery in my family.
When I was an older teen, I started having episodes of what is know as Jock Itch. My parents, being mostly holistic, let me suffer the first summer using " all natural cures". The second summer, I was waking up with bloody fingers from scratching in my sleep, I went to the Dr. and got Lotrimin. It changed my life
Fifty years of coping with itchy skin has led me to try many means of relief. My eczema can be maddeningly itchy but I cope with it by irrigating the skin with hot water, beginning at a low temp and gradually increasing the heat until pain overtakes the itch. This prevents the itch from returning for many hours. It effectively removes the itch from 'roids too (you read that right). It feels great and removes the itch for usually the entire day.
I have eczema. I can say that while watching the video I wasn’t itching uncontrollably, actually I didn’t scratch at all because I have had to find ways to ignore and itch to protect my skin. However I have had moments when I can’t stop. There is nothing like having an itch you can’t get rid of. It spreads and spreads. There’s no stopping it. There’s been moments where I want to bite my arm off to get rid of it (but obviously I’m not actually going to do something like that). So it can get out of control. I have steroids to help but sometimes they don’t. I have cried trying to ignore an itch multiple times. The other day at work I had a bug bite on my eczema prone arm. I had to leave work because it was unbearable.
i also have eczema,, it kinda got better when i put that cream something. u do have a point tho, it doesnt stop. the cream i spread o my skin just makes it slower to spread, lol!
The worst itches are when you're close to falling asleep, then all of the sudden it feels like the flood gates open and you have to scratch and start over again
2 weeks after the pandemic started, I got this times 100. Now every night I get awfully itchy at bedtime only. No clean bedsheets, bath or moisturizing cream can help
Well i think itch is caused by unwanted chemical entering the skin So what happens is when we scratch is we are basically diluting the foreign chemical with moisture on our skin So whenever when you feel like big itching like(ant sting = ant injects formic acid which causes that terrible pain) apply water (diluting the chemical) on that part of skin or atleast saliva😂 its a lot better than the rash left after scratching
@@BrotherAlpha nice me to EVERY PART of me has to be scratched to! I ITCH SO BAD ITS NOT EVEN FUNNY thank God my mom is at work until 4pm I can scratch down there when I go home! ITCHY ITCHY AND ITS NOT FUNNY I itch so bad I can't even stop writing this comment! HAVE TO GO AND SCRATCH MY SELF AND SCREAM!
@@NakanoHitori Actually, you're right. I do get it when bit by mosquitos, but since I don't get bit by them very often, I forgot. They're much less memorable than half my arm being covered in poison ivy blisters. But, as with the poison ivy, it's pretty easy to resist scratching them.
I live with this issue every day. I’ve scratched so much in places I bleed & get scares & they continue to itch. Something I found can kinda help is during a big itch try running your itch under cold or warm water. The sensation of the temperature change can help to calm down the stimulated itch. Once your itch comes back to room temp it might start again but by then hopefully you’ve taken your mind off it enough & can continue with your time.
@@mlgwolftrix4708 nah not really, it can be an autoimune disease like atopic dermatitis or psoriazis, those are incurable so baisically you can only sometimes treat the effect, no one knows how cure them, pretty shitty disease to have
I have atopic dermatitis and it’s so frustrating and feels like absolute hell… I’ve had this for 6-7 years now. It’s recently been horribly flaring up. I have a friend who went through this type offlare up across the entire body before me and she says she’s healed now so I’m hoping that’ll it’ll mostly heal up soon as well. Also, it’s not bugs, and like 7 Cioc said it’s an autoimmune disease. My brother has psoriasis (he’s been taking consistently medications in form of a shot and he’s been getting a lot better which is really good!) Sometimes, I wake up in the middle of the night feeling as if my skin is burning and it’s just so itchy… Cheers to us hopefully getting better soon.
But why do wounds itch so much?? It's very unpleasant to scratch and can cause severe pain. Yet, no matter if it's a paper cut or a deeper wound, it's always itchy when healing. Does the body mistake scabbing or skin tightening while healing as a outside threat like a parasite? Seems counter productive!
Maybe it's a signal to keep the spot clean since in ancient days we didn't have anything to clean wounds with so it makes sense to scratch off any dirt on a spot that could get infected.
@@diemilchgesichter2411 well sure, but it also could have been a "something is better than nothing" type of situation where there might have been more dirt on a wound if left alone than there would if scratched. Think of when a wild cat cleans itself with its tongue, their tongue is not by any means the cleanest thing in the world but it's better than whatever is on their body. In any case I'm just guessing here.
Its not only contagious but for me its also suffering. I scratch myself in the sleep and wake up with big wounds all the time and it never stops my whole life
As an exceptionally itchy person who has many times scratched until there was blood, I am both terrified and unsurprised that someone has scratched all the way to the brain
I really have no idea how she managed that. You would think the itching would stop after reaching the skull, as there would no longer be skin that could itch.
Awesome video (with really stellar animation) about something I've always wanted to know. And thanks for the shout out for Above the Noise! We appreciate the support!
Please leave a comment and let me know if you got through this video without scratching yourself 😏
It's Okay To Be Smart is it even possible?
No can do babydoll xD suddenly started having urges to itch here and there
i got an itch when the ad was loading😂😂
I had the urge to scratch, but I refused to scratch the itch.
I wanna say “I hate you” in a come on dude! really? Kind of way but that wouldn’t come across a comment. ;[
The WORST itch is the one that seems phantom, despite it being where you brain says the itch is...it also says you are scratching the wrong spot.
It's like, the itch is under your skin so you can never relieve yourself of it.
@@nikosaronim it's worse when it's in your throat for no reason
@@notksiolijadebt6558 why do I relate this
The itch in the throat/ear when you get hayfever it's the worst
@@nikosaronim ugh yes I forgot the name of it but it's like it's under ur skin I hate it
Do you ever itch and scratch it and that itch stops and another itch in a different place pops up
You go to scratch that new itch but as soon as you stop scratching the previous itch the new itch disappears and now you have your previous itch
Blueberry paw Yeah, it’s called a mosquito bite
@@mcshizzles2482 no its not im saying a new itch in like a compleatly different place
An itch on your arm
You sctrach that itch wich disappears
A new itch is on your leg
You stop scratching your arm to scratch your leg
But the itch on your leg disappears as soon as you stop scratching your arm and you have an itch on your arm
Cycle repeats
@@thesun3002 hate when that happens to me
Blueberry paw omg yeah lol
Blueberry paw I was joking sheez, but it does oddly enough sound like mosquito bites... I hate those buggers.
We need a lot more videos like this. Too often people speak with authority on subjects that we just don't have the answers to.
the infographics show has a bunch of these kinda videos
Ever since I watched this video I can't stop getting itchy
@@sadidist you too
I can tell this guy just got into an argument with a not so intelligent person lol
@@shgds I am a worker for TH-cam and I have to comment on videos I am a real person now a fired person
The worst itch I've ever experienced was when I got an itch that feels like it's under my skin. It kept being itchy until 10 minutes afterwards where the itch finally subsides. It felt so annoying, I wanted to rip my skin off and scratch what's underneath just to feel relief
Tip: rub it
I get those all the time. It's like my bones are itching. They seem to always pop up around my ribs and collarbones
I try biting myself 😭
😭☠️
Create a knuckle, then use a finger to rub it. I figured it out last year
This makes me itch....
Iron Gordon - Art yea
Exactly.
*E C Z E M A*
Iron Gordon - Art same here
Little known fact itching is contagious
Q) Why do we itch?
A) We really don't know.
Well, that was immensely helpful, thanks!
XD
In the process, the video also made you itch. This video was so unproductive and invasive.
This is pretty much every video on this channel.
A click bait title that gives you a promise that you will FINALLY know the reason, but the 5 minute video only mentions the reason for 10 seconds, which is almost 90% going to be "WE DON'T KNOW YET".
I used to watch this channel a lot, but not any more.
Still, it sometimes tricks me to watch it.
Isa Sharif Even the fact that we don’t know why is interesting :)
Isa Sharif how about during that 5 minutes you learn a whole bunch of other things? If you only watch to get to the final answer, you shouldn’t be here.
whoever watched this video without itching at all is superhuman
Lol
This comment made me need to itch, not the video
Holy moly i did it
@@BreadMan96 I don't believe you.
i just itched before the video started
I don’t recommend telling someone to stop scratching. I’ve had pretty severe eczema my whole life and growing up people would always tell me not to scratch and low key it’s rude and insensitive. Especially after trying to suppress the urge to scratch all day (because it’s already embarrassing.) I’ve definitely got heated with my family members/ coaches who would tell me not to scratch.
yea i have eczema too i feel you but i got these moisturizers and eczema creams and vasline and it competley made my eczema go away also reduce stress and eating right is good
I currently have a really severe eczema outbreak on and around my eyes and it’s been torture trying not to itch ☹️
It's like telling someone not to cough
Tapping, rubbing and applying moisturizer rlly helps me not tear my skin to shreds 😩 the struggle is real
I don't think they have any ill intent.
Don't you just hate it when you feel itchy "down there" in the middle of school?
Yeah. Same.
exactly what i thought yeah. its the worst
yes TwT it’s the worst
Yup
Jake Castaneda 😂
I was literally itching when he said "itching is contagious, as you may have noticed now" lmao
Same
same lol
Nocebo Effect???
SAME
@@tamax229 I was itching as soon as I read the title and clicked
The worst was when I had hay-fever my senior year of high school. My eyes felt like they had hundreds of microscopic mosquito bites inside them. After several days of not being able to sleep and rubbing all my skin off around my eye sockets, I put scorching hot water mixed with salt directly into my eyes to finally get some relief. It was the most satisfying searing pain because the itchy feeling subsided for a few minutes. I ended up abrading my cornea and scratched that so much, I abraded the abrasion and ended up tearing the inner membrane. I ended up having to wear a patch and take 4 different kinds of drops to try and heal my eye for a month. I still have a tiny scar inside my eye but luckily, I didn’t lose any of my vision.
Itching can legitimately drive people to insanity and serious injury.
Its pink eye
@@meliodasdragonsinofwrath790 No. It wasn’t conjunctivitis. It was a pollen that I hadn’t been exposed to before and I was very highly allergic. They had to give me a prescription anti-histamine to keep the reactions at bay.
Damn, that must’ve been awful..
Why would you use boiling hot water….. in your eye
damn dude glad you're alright
I'm recovering from surgery, and between the wound dressings and the healing skin and the compression garment, GOOD GOD I am going to scratch my skin right off. Very relevant video to me right now thank you
Any1 get the feeling of a itch and u scratch it but then it doesnt remove the itch it feels like it is elsewhere
Thats AIDS
Lucas Goh me too
The ol'traveling itch.
me too, i call that ghost itch
ME RIGHT THERE!
The fact this was reccomended to me after i thought about this at work
government
Scary
Was there a bird outside?
Same it’s kinda creepy
I was thinking about this last night
(Scratches scalp)
(Hears about woman scratching all the way to her brain)
(Immediately stops scratching)
(Then looks for replies to see how relatable this comment was, but there's only one reply)
Rafael Barrios lol
*INNER SCREAM*
I read this and all of a sudden it made me scratch my scalp
Cackled at this
When I was on some medication for mental health and such, I had a habit of intentionally skipping my medicine to trigger a temporary mania. I didn't really connect the dots until more recently that the intense itching I would get ALWAYS happened whenever I skipped the medicine. It got so bad, I'd scratch till I bled.
“scratching is just a dialed-down version of pain to override the itch” *punches mosquito bite*
ah yes, cancelling pain with pain.
*Horrible way to deal with that, but a veeeery effective way...*
*_-S M A C K-_*
I like to slap my mosquito bite very very hard. but the itch comes back
@@pinkegg3179 I use progressively hotter water until I cant take it anymore, actually feels really good and the bites no longer itch
I find the idea that someone could scratch through their skull hard to believe and absolutely nightmarish. As a person with sensitive skin that story is horrifying.
(Edit - I missed the part where it said she had Post Hepatic Neuralgia- I totally believe it now)
As a person with severe eczema I can believe it
@@swagalishers9950 Same, you took the words right out of my mouth, scratching itchy eczema should be considered an addiction
I heard about this in my biology class about a decade ago
My cousin scratched her eczema because it was so itchy, and it was so bad that she dug through layers of skin without realizing and contracted a year long staph infection. I now am very very cautious about when I scratch my skin. I tend to scratch and watch as I do it to make sure my skin isn’t shredding. I have developed a phobia.
@Jadon HEITZMAN might be because of the soap you're using
I started to itch the moment he said "right now"! Are you a witch??
Burn em'
burn
I read this comment while watching the adds then started itching
The funniest part is I itches, RIGHT before I saw the video in my recommended
Itch witch
good job getting me to watch twice, it was a irreparable pain to not scratch my itches during this but i have gotten through it, it really shows how painful it gets when you don’t itch them
Mother: don't scratch please
Child: okay I'll just slap it then
hey man, my car is in the shop and I was wondering if I could borrow 5 bucks real quick. thanks in advance man
mycollegeshirt we don’t know who you are! And where you are!
mycollegeshirt but here 💵💵💵💵💵
This literally made me laugh out loud 😂 thank you, I needed that 😁
mycollegeshirt ur off the plot
me: *scratching my butt*
YT: *recommends this video*
me: WHO'S WATCHING ME???
Me right now lol
lol
Lol
lol
🤣🤣🤣 I busted out laughing to this comment lmao
"Okay, it's 1 am, i gotta sleep now"
TH-cam: Why Do We Itch?
"I don't need to know this"
Brain: Yeah, WHY do we itch?
"Goddamn it" *plays video*
It's 3:37 for me but I can't seem to sleep
IT'S ACTUALLY 1 AM FOR ME
your username is... interesting
Its 2am rn for me 😂
True and real
The “start from scratch” joke was sublime 😂 thank you
*That Moment When...*
You're cycling, driving or whatever situation that you can't be distracted and wearing shoes, getting itchy then, under your feet is just da Worst "type" of itch.
Or itching on scalp when you wear helmet
Or itching on your back as a bodybuilder.
Itching your nose at the barber
Itching your butt
OMG YES😂
I started itching 4 seconds into the vid
swigitty swooty I'm coming for the booty yeah exactly lol
Dat name doe
I started itching when I turned my phone on
swigitty swooty I'm coming for the booty ooof samee
same here.
When you scratch it, it moves to another area...
UGH!🙄🙄🙄
True
To go on ringworm church made of mosquitoes bites
Wait..
I feel something itchy, i scratch it on where it feels itchy, but doesnt feels like i scratched the itch..
Edit: oml some peeps relate to me- u guys ok?-
when i was watching my back was itching
How dare you do a doctor who reference almost immediately into your explanation!!! Lol love it!!
the way that none of these comments seem the notice the doctor who Cassandra reference at the beginning makes me so sad :(
Itching my leg
*scrolls a video*
wHy dO wE itCh?!
Lmao
Algorithm
LMAO TH-cam Recommendation at its finest
Wut it’s the video
The goverment controls internet now
I've gotten so much more itchy while watching this XD
No you're just conscious about it
😂 😂 Same
Same
I was just about to make this comment.
Lol yes
One of the worst times to itch is when your playing a hard gd level and you're about to beat it
Ikr
I forgot about that feeling
what’s gd
I wouldn't never expected to see an Geometry Dash comment. Neat. Also can't wait for 2.2.
@@micahgarnett1924 Hah. Like 2.2 will ever come out.
0:17 That saying is actually true. As a person who suffers from Hives, the more you scratch, the more you suffer.
There is literally NO WAY that lady scratched all the way to her brain without using some kind of tool to get through her skull. You can't just itch through your skull, it's definitely pretty thick bone, and pretty dense. It has to be cap lol, maybe to the skull but that's still pretty extreme, but much more believable
I doubt it cause once she reached blood she would’ve stopped
@@ninjaclan7676 hopefully 😳
Y’all heard of meth?
plus i’m pretty sure once she was done with her scalp, her bone wouldn’t be itchy 🤔
Wouldn’t scratching all the skin off a certain area to the bone make it so you literally can’t feel the itch? There’s nothing there to feel, just bone…
pov: you’re reading comments and scratching
yup
This is requiem
How did you know?
I’ve been found out...
But how did you know? :0
how the f-
Serotonin from scratching?! *starts scratching excessively to stop depression*
Rachele Boudreau 🤣🤣
People actually cut themselves for the same reason
@@sebaa1095 I always figured they did that just because of how much they hated themselves, but that is interesting! Guess I at least know I dont have it
@@cliffordbenenati7373 It's *a* reason, not *the* reason. Yours is a possibility aswell. It can be for attention. It can be for pleasure. It can be for punishment. It can be to feel something. It can be to override another pain. And i probably missed one more or two.
@@Dice-Z that's sad ;-;
The worst itch I've ever experienced is when I got an itch that feels like it's under my nail. I keep scratching the nail but it just won't reach the itchy area. It feels so annoying I wanted to rip my nail off and just scratch what's underneath just to feel relief
I, personally believe that if a Hell existed the fire wouldn't burn, it'd itch
If we were immortal, we could probably getting used to the fire but the itch would annoys us for eternity, we may get used to it but with just one accidental scratch it'll all tumble down
@@thesuperdoge2476 exactly, why torture us with pain if we're immortal if you can annoy us
And all of your fingernail are dull!
the worst sunburn of my life never hurt, but itches so badly on my chest I had to remain bedridden for 2 days
@@thesuperdoge2476 i doubt ur allowed to get used to the fire if ur in hell in the first place
so y'all telling me that a woman scratched through her skull to her brain ....... girl got wolverine nails
I would like.. but
Had the same though. I'm like.. Through.. Skull?
@@moneyboy503 yeah I thought he was gonna say she scratched to her skull, not through it... Like wtf
that was my reaction...how can you scratch through your skull to get to your brain...sounds impossible to me
No. Girls being girls
I got bitten by fire ants on my back around 2 years ago. Ever since then there is a dull itchy feeling deep under my skin, and it tingles sometimes in that spot on my back. It drives me nuts
Moisturize me... MOISTURIZE ME
Cassandra
Happy I'm not the only one who knew
Doctor Who - Cassandra was my favourite character!
@@cuteyjames Oh gosh! I hated Cassandra almost the entire episode. I only started liking her after the very end of the New*15 York episode. The cat people always freaked me out
Everything has its time, and everything dies (we all love doc)
I remember that episode of doctor who! The last human!
YEEESSSSSSS SOMEONE GOT THE REFERENCE ASWELL
Bruh doctor who is one of the best shows ever created. I've watched every episode multiple times since I was a kid
OMG I THOUGHT THE SAME THING!!!!
Yep
Your grammar triggers me lol
*_Who df stretched out 20 feet of skin to know how long it is_*
ed gein maybe
😳
Hol up
Wait
Leather face
I love your channel name. Sometimes I dumb myself down because I feel bad for sounding too smart. Does anyone else have that problem?
Omg. You literally spoke to me. I have a huge problem, like yours. There's no known cure for this.
Everything, every smart word, that comes from my mind flies over people's heads.
It's tragic at the same time it's frustrating.
*Oh,* what I would do to have company of another smart person. Please jump into my DMs.
I can send you my personal info, if you're interested to meet another smart person.
May we use this opportunity to unify our knowledge of the world, universe...
Contact me. Cheers.
Well some say it can be explained with psychology. That we have the power, we have a choice, to work with people with lover IQ.
It's said, that we can work together if we really try.
Even though it can sometimes mean going through people's most wierd habbits, their preconcived beliefs, their limited knowledge, and their note's on the world. It can be hard, overwhelming even. But we must try to understand each other.
I mean, if we are truly smart, then we should be smart enough to do or undo any situation. Use our brains to recover any situation. *Brilliant.*
take off skin*
Me: Ahh finally
Bones: huh something itching me
Grinds bones and have metal or iron for skeleton
@@thumperdumper8778 T-800
Muscles and all that other stuff: hmmm, these new bones feel weird, I’ll better start itching
Everytime I itch I wanna cut my skin off😭
Opioids make me itchy:(
*me scratching while watching the video*
him: “scratching is also contagious, which is why your probably scratching right now”
me: *slowly stops scratching*
*jazz music stops*
Literally me reading this
xd yeah
Me when reading this
When You alone and you suddenly start to itch
4:35 🙄🙄🙄
Fired. FI-R-ED.
GIVE THIS CHANNEL A PROMOTION
Unsub
Ba dum tss
Hahaha
i finally caved and i'm watching the video. it's been in my recommended for months and yt doesn't get the hint that i'm not interested
Title: why do we itch
Me: starts to itch
Same
TIL: I'm immune to itch or scratch contagion. I also carry the "bugs bullseye" perk so...
Yep
You get itchy if you think about it just like The Game.
Lmao
I always thought itches were caused by the lesser demons of the underworld
Mi Wait they're NOT?????
I mean, we can't prove this ISN'T true…
I too, thought that demons were the reason because we need to use our nails to make a "cross" on the origin of the itch to banish the demons from our skin.
Ryandean1 r/woosh
who said they arent
As a person with 3 kinds of psoriasis, I can totally understand scratching through bone. If not for biologics, I would probably have already done the same.
@KimuTone that’s a rlly good question
@KimuTone well considering that some of the spots on my back are about one square foot or more, they couldn't be removed. Also I've had some melanoma spots removed and as it healed, psoriasis filled it back it. Damage causes an immune response so I don't believe that would work.
Wouldn't the nerves have been scratched away if you've reached the bone?
@@singer2be256 I mean yeah lol but scar itch is bad as well on the outside edges of the scar
@KimuTone I took Humira for about 2 years but I had to miss a few doses to get the covid vaccine and it stopped working. I believe if I wouldn't have missed the does it would have kept working. I now take taltz which is also an auto-inject shot but it is so painful. It works wonderfully but it hurts so bad. Dermatologists usually start with methotrexate which is a pill before starting shots but they skipped over that for me. I had melanoma prior to the shots and I've had it along with many dysplastic moles (not cancer but headed that way) that had to be remove. It's just another wonderful genetic mystery in my family.
When I was an older teen, I started having episodes of what is know as Jock Itch. My parents, being mostly holistic, let me suffer the first summer using " all natural cures".
The second summer, I was waking up with bloody fingers from scratching in my sleep, I went to the Dr. and got Lotrimin.
It changed my life
You just need to shower
@@KillTheCupcakes That does not always kill fungus, do your homework and quit being a smartass.
Fifty years of coping with itchy skin has led me to try many means of relief. My eczema can be maddeningly itchy but I cope with it by irrigating the skin with hot water, beginning at a low temp and gradually increasing the heat until pain overtakes the itch. This prevents the itch from returning for many hours. It effectively removes the itch from 'roids too (you read that right). It feels great and removes the itch for usually the entire day.
I do this too to relieve my itchy skin but the problem is it makes my hands so dry 😩
@@fruitsap8325 Luckily I don't have that problem. I guess you've tried moisturizers.
omg the relief of hoooottttt water on my hand eczema is the best
@@evabyrne1996 Aye. it's intense.
Yeah hurt so good
imagine just being on the bus and some random ass lady has blood pouring down her face and a finger halfway in her head with an expresion like: ~👄~
wtf sledge
Stick to bonking walls and barricades sledge
I need to scratch it
Thanks u just gave me a nightmare
yo wtf
“You don’t have to start from scratch” that made me lol.
😂😂😂🤣🤣
omg so im not the only only one uses lol like that sometimes😭 I also say it out loud as a response bro
never in my life have I seen someone use “lol” like that
@@mahoks2goated976 i was thrown off too ngl
@@RWBYGaming same 😂
IM SO HAPPY I CAME ACROSS THIS IVE BEEN WONDERING FOR SO LONG BUT NEVER LOOKED IT UP
I have eczema. I can say that while watching the video I wasn’t itching uncontrollably, actually I didn’t scratch at all because I have had to find ways to ignore and itch to protect my skin. However I have had moments when I can’t stop. There is nothing like having an itch you can’t get rid of. It spreads and spreads. There’s no stopping it. There’s been moments where I want to bite my arm off to get rid of it (but obviously I’m not actually going to do something like that). So it can get out of control. I have steroids to help but sometimes they don’t. I have cried trying to ignore an itch multiple times. The other day at work I had a bug bite on my eczema prone arm. I had to leave work because it was unbearable.
I have ligma
Dang I’m sorry for you bro
Same here, i have a jock itch it feels like hell when it its burning, but yours is way worse
Same with me, I normally slap my itches instead of scratching when they get too annoying.
i also have eczema,, it kinda got better when i put that cream something. u do have a point tho, it doesnt stop. the cream i spread o my skin just makes it slower to spread, lol!
"Itch Okay To Be Smart" ;)
Nice Lady Cassandra (or Lady Cassandra O'Brien.Δ17) Doctor Who reference btw!
"Itch Okay To Be Smart" WELL PLAYED
Moisturize me! Moisturize Me!
I’m looking through the comments just for this reference 😂
I was about to comment this.
_Itch_ okay, Rachel Schack. You tried. :)))
I wasn't itching, 0:01 of this video
Me: *Starts Itching*
Mahja Rahman same
Happened to me to
Cause we feel itchy
Where is my eczema suffering people at??
I'll up you one, where's my psoriasis suffering people at??
I have eczema and dandruff lol
Kermit TheFrog One of your people!
My little brother
@@nightshadeunicorn463 same! He never puts any lotion or cream on it, though.
1:19 I started scratching even before he said it's contagious lmao
same
Same
Fr like my neck was being weird asf
Same I gave it to them
Same
I know... *moisturizing* ...helps with itches
Nice DW reference
Clarification: It's a Doctor Who reference
Moisturize meeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!
I paused at 0:47 just so see whether someone already caught this one :-D
Mr beast
SealTheEggOmelet I thought you were talking about something else 😏
The worst itches are when you're close to falling asleep, then all of the sudden it feels like the flood gates open and you have to scratch and start over again
2 weeks after the pandemic started, I got this times 100. Now every night I get awfully itchy at bedtime only.
No clean bedsheets, bath or moisturizing cream can help
fun fact: everyone who watched this scratched themselves at least once
my feet started itching...
I slapped myself instead
So true
Nope. Delete that "Fact"
nop
Why can’t I stop itching while watching this ???
Cuz u are weird
@@kojo630 😂
@@judithajoku8 because itchieness is contagious as said in the video
I'm like 5 seconds in and already itching
1:22 its literally in the video bruh
Why does my itch go away when I scratch it? Anyone else?
Well i think itch is caused by unwanted chemical entering the skin
So what happens is when we scratch is we are basically diluting the foreign chemical with moisture on our skin
So whenever when you feel like big itching like(ant sting = ant injects formic acid which causes that terrible pain) apply water (diluting the chemical) on that part of skin or atleast saliva😂 its a lot better than the rash left after scratching
Lol
He explained it
My Art Page but he says it comes back
No one realizes it’s a joke
I’m watching this while scratching every second.
Take a shot everytime itch is mentioned
eletrix gamer indeed.
eletrix gamer Not if you are Russian.
Bartek Sokołowski LOL
Evshldbdidyohrsuh?
Liver failure
Yeah I had to scratch my self during this video so many times it’s not even funny
I was itchy before the video started. Now every part of my needs to be scratched.
am I allowed to say same? 😂
Ikr the contagious thing might be true.
@@BrotherAlpha nice me to EVERY PART of me has to be scratched to! I ITCH SO BAD ITS NOT EVEN FUNNY thank God my mom is at work until 4pm I can scratch down there when I go home! ITCHY ITCHY AND ITS NOT FUNNY I itch so bad I can't even stop writing this comment! HAVE TO GO AND SCRATCH MY SELF AND SCREAM!
“Why do we itch?”
**Dry skin has entered the chat**
*chickenpox likes this*
Blue A
Annoying isnt it
Now I'm addicted to the itch feels
The ONLY time I have experienced an "itch-scratch cycle" was when I had poison ivy. And yeah, it itches a LOT, but it's pretty easy to not scratch it.
ur insane, i have to itch it
We're mammals we all itch trying to avoid i itching will still make you itch I'm not trying to be mean I'm just saying
Never bit by mosquitos?
@@NakanoHitori Actually, you're right. I do get it when bit by mosquitos, but since I don't get bit by them very often, I forgot. They're much less memorable than half my arm being covered in poison ivy blisters. But, as with the poison ivy, it's pretty easy to resist scratching them.
Cap
I live with this issue every day. I’ve scratched so much in places I bleed & get scares & they continue to itch.
Something I found can kinda help is during a big itch try running your itch under cold or warm water. The sensation of the temperature change can help to calm down the stimulated itch. Once your itch comes back to room temp it might start again but by then hopefully you’ve taken your mind off it enough & can continue with your time.
damn, i think that might be an actual problem, go check it out; that ain't normal
Bro u have bugs
@@mlgwolftrix4708 nah not really, it can be an autoimune disease like atopic dermatitis or psoriazis, those are incurable so baisically you can only sometimes treat the effect, no one knows how cure them, pretty shitty disease to have
@@7cioc251 As a diabetic, I know this pain all too well
I have atopic dermatitis and it’s so frustrating and feels like absolute hell… I’ve had this for 6-7 years now. It’s recently been horribly flaring up. I have a friend who went through this type offlare up across the entire body before me and she says she’s healed now so I’m hoping that’ll it’ll mostly heal up soon as well. Also, it’s not bugs, and like 7 Cioc said it’s an autoimmune disease. My brother has psoriasis (he’s been taking consistently medications in form of a shot and he’s been getting a lot better which is really good!) Sometimes, I wake up in the middle of the night feeling as if my skin is burning and it’s just so itchy…
Cheers to us hopefully getting better soon.
This guy looks like MatPat’s taller, more serious older brother 😂.
You're not wrong at the same time you're not right either
How do you know he's taller?
@@EngineerMikey5 i believe he said he was 6”4 in one of his other videos about family trees
@@kolao5210 Oh ok
Yep
Be smart is the only channel that makes me go back to a certain video multiple times with the exact same mindset
me: about to fall into a deep sleep
itch: allow me to introduce myself
love the doctor who reference near the beginning: cassandra! 🙌🏽
I knew someone else would notice
Glad to meet a fellow dr who fan
❤️❤️
Moisturize me!
My last bitches name was scratch
I love how awkward you are at the end doing the itch bit 🤣❤️
I couldn’t go 5 seconds without itching something while watching this
I don’t know why I started watching this. My eczema is acting a fool😭😭😭🤦🏾♀️
Me too 😭😭
I hear you!
Sameee 😱
@Ian Coburn simp
Jayla Dunlap SAME 😭😭😭
But why do wounds itch so much?? It's very unpleasant to scratch and can cause severe pain. Yet, no matter if it's a paper cut or a deeper wound, it's always itchy when healing.
Does the body mistake scabbing or skin tightening while healing as a outside threat like a parasite? Seems counter productive!
Maybe it's a signal to keep the spot clean since in ancient days we didn't have anything to clean wounds with so it makes sense to scratch off any dirt on a spot that could get infected.
@@darkmario720 that doesnt even make sense when you consider scratching with dirty hands in an healing wound will cause more infection
@@diemilchgesichter2411 well sure, but it also could have been a "something is better than nothing" type of situation where there might have been more dirt on a wound if left alone than there would if scratched. Think of when a wild cat cleans itself with its tongue, their tongue is not by any means the cleanest thing in the world but it's better than whatever is on their body. In any case I'm just guessing here.
@@darkmario720 it could be that the senses around the wound are more "alert" and over react more, thinking something is trying to enter the wound?
Maybe the regeneration of the skin for that wound could cause the itchinng
I was itching throughout this whole video... Ughh.
Nice video though!
Its not only contagious but for me its also suffering. I scratch myself in the sleep and wake up with big wounds all the time and it never stops my whole life
"Moisturize me!"
And yes, I itched. Thanks.
I love Doctor Who
Omg I was gonna do this XD (if I didnt find any awesome comments like yours
Me to
That episode scared me as a kid.
Bloody casssandra
A woman recovered from shingles scratched to here brain
Joe: “what”
“The more you joe”
Who's joe
@@rbx_9 joe biden!!
@@rbx_9 Ligma balls
@@rbx_9 joe momma
I hate all of you
Who else itched while watching this video? 😂😂
King G the whole time lol
Me
Me
Me
Me lol
Why is it when I clicked the vid, my entire body decides to itch
Nice Dr. Who referance.
0:44
"Moisturise me, moisturise me!" 👁️👄👁️
I understood that reference
Mans looking like a plasmolysed plant cell
Isn’t this a doctor who reference?
@@gsuttles5800 yep
As an exceptionally itchy person who has many times scratched until there was blood, I am both terrified and unsurprised that someone has scratched all the way to the brain
Is it me or, you feel like its itchy and you scratch the itchy area but it feels like its under your skin so u cant get to it
0:45
Is that a reference to doctor who?? 👀
I believe it so
Has to be!
The lovely Lady Cassandra
The tardis is literally in the back ppl
@@gsuttles5800 Nice catch!!!
The Itchy and Scratchy Show!
Paul Paulson damn it! 1 hour too late 🙄
That scratching to her brain thing was low key one of the more disturbing things I've heard in awhile seriously.
I really have no idea how she managed that. You would think the itching would stop after reaching the skull, as there would no longer be skin that could itch.
That just sounds horrorfying
Like that would work as an actual horror movie. Itching where you end up killing yourslef from scrathching sounds like a great plot
When you want to scratch your foot, but you have a shoe on.
Awesome video (with really stellar animation) about something I've always wanted to know. And thanks for the shout out for Above the Noise! We appreciate the support!
I was waiting for the line “moisturize me”
James Vejar Liked for the Doctor Who reference
Your sweaty butt stinks
DOCTOR WHOOOO
Horrible when you're in drill in the military and you need to scratch somewhere.
*will park* I hate it haha!
What just happened
will park do you genuinely know what being lynched means
When your doing a combo in god of war
@@RealNiggaElijah well do you?!
TH-cam keeps recommend me this,so i decided to watch it