I have have been dealing with chronic itching pain in my upper legs and arms as well as my shoulders and chest for a year and a half now and I am miserable every single second of the day! I have just about tried everything and not much relief! I just need a MIRACLE!
Get a 100 power and 200 power microscope pull hairs and look for demodex foliculorum mites... that's what I had for 7 years... only 1 Doctor I have seen knows what this is .... ivermectin creame kills larvae and adults can take up to 3 months to kill off and other people will reinfest you... at age 50 50 percent of people have this... ....do research on NIH website... sucks that doctors are poorly educated and are trained to push pills and things that create future business thru side effects ....
Avoid stress and heat. Stay cool, relax (avoid sweating) and moisturize. Use vaseline or similar to seal in moisture. Neurodermatitis a genetically inherited autoimmune reaction of your body (aka your body overreacting to something in your environment and attacking itself like a self-allergy). You can't outgrow it. Sorry to break it to you but its a life time condition that will flare up again with the right triggers like heat and stress. You might get a short reprieve when it calms down but don't worry it'll be back. Its a life time worth of itching. In an emergency antihistamines and an atopical application of a bag of frozen peas or similar can relieve temporarily. Most have it in conjunction with hayfever, so avoid going out (in spring/late summer in my case) when pollen count is high or cover up all effected skin area, antihistamines, wearing mask FFP2 grade and having an air purifier helps in those times. Typically it flares up as you get sleepy. The change in your body temperature may trigger it. Wear cloth gloves for sleep to avoid unconsciously scratching. Avoid touching the skin with your hands unless you've washed it with soap and disinfected it. Your hands touch a lot of surfaces and those pathogens can cause an infection, which doesn't help your skin. Also hands can be sweaty. Sweat can cause minor irritation. I have a prescription salve containing 1mg/g Tacrolismus. I apply it twice a day. Once before bed and once in the morning. Once the salve has worked in, I seal it off with vaseline or similar depending on the day. Kinda my experience so far. How do you do? Tips to share?😉
Your welcome. there is a facebook support group if your interested, I found relief for my itchy skin and made a video and posted the list in the support group.
Good discovery.. essential oils help as well. Try sniffing rosemary or peppermind while you feel itch! It miraculously goes away. So the treatment i gathered it 1: Stress relief exercise or medidation 2 hydration 3 use of essential oils and aromatherapy 4 oil free moisturizing
Saw 3 dermatologists the last dermatologist finally gave me the diagnosis neurodermatitis and gabapentin isn't helping the itch and neither has any creams or ointments. Tired of being itchy 24/7 since 2019.
Y'all maybe have nerve injuries I have neurodermatitis on my genitals I haven't found the cause I been too a couple of specialist I'm not going to stop until I find the resolution I don't have any allergies I don't have psoriasis the only thing I haven't found out is if I have a nerve injury neurodermatitis will not defeat me
I have itching problem on my balls since 2008. A dermatologist last year told me I have neurodermititis. When I apply moisturiser on my balls daily it stays in control. Sometimes nights are sleepless because of itching. I put some songs on which relaxes my mind and hence I get some sleep. Whenever I feel stressed, itching starts chronically.
So true. I've been getting a tub of it every month for about 5 years and my doc has never even asked if I need it anymore. I just keep it, in case me or my family ever need it.
I’m wondering the samething but as I been doing my research on this I’ve heard ppl are drinking a teaspoon twice a day IDK I can see myself 🤢🤮 right now
I have suffered with the same skin disorder for many years on and off. Once they come, they can last for years. I have yet to find much relief and have spent so much money to no avail. Someone said a cream from Walgreens and did not give the name of it.
Its 2am and I wish I could rip my skin off. Creams help temporary, but not long enough for me to Fall asleep, so I'm constantly applying cream while crying because my doctors appointment is two weeks ahead. I want to die
Obviously oils and ceams wont work - its nerve related not skin. Ive had it for 10 years but been 6 months free until last week and it is back with a vengeance. Cant figure out the trigger though. I usually end up cutting myself and salting.
I suffer from some foot itch and it’s sooo bad. I legit can’t escape it and i’ve had it for 8+ years. I legit ripped of a nail trying to relief the itch.
I currently have it caught it last year at the age of 33 I feel so ruined don’t know what to do Im on an anabiotic now I’m also wondering if you have changed your diet ?
I'm fine with heat, but i hate with social stress. If i opening the door, my heart beat too much, and my face feel itchy. It's always happen, maybe i must move to different city. I hate this ptsd.
We know that’s not true because vaccines is too broad a term. Which vaccine? Is that vaccine MRNA or directly sourced from whichever virus DNA they’ve studied? Is there a history of that issue in your family? Stop blaming vaccines for things that clearly they don’t or can’t cause in vague terms like that. It’s harmful to the actual useful function of vaccines.
@@waymilky442 And who the f are you to give your opinion on something you cannot know anything about. Anybody who has educated themselves understands some people DO have adverse reactions. This is why I never mentioned it to people because of the repulsive ignorance one is faced with. MY son suffered and if you were compassionate and or educated in such areas, you would keep your ignorant mouth SHUT. His skin bled and peeled within 48 hours of his first round>Second round allergic to all foods requiring to be put back on the breast.... third round Autism. F you.
I have have been dealing with chronic itching pain in my upper legs and arms as well as my shoulders and chest for a year and a half now and I am miserable every single second of the day! I have just about tried everything and not much relief! I just need a MIRACLE!
Ask your doctor for an antibodi treatment
I'm starting to think it's from the covid vaccine.5 people all of a sudden .
Have you found anything that helps?
Hey buddy, hope the itch is better, but if not you should try Gabapentin, it worked for me
Get a 100 power and 200 power microscope pull hairs and look for demodex foliculorum mites... that's what I had for 7 years... only 1 Doctor I have seen knows what this is .... ivermectin creame kills larvae and adults can take up to 3 months to kill off and other people will reinfest you... at age 50 50 percent of people have this... ....do research on NIH website... sucks that doctors are poorly educated and are trained to push pills and things that create future business thru side effects ....
Avoid stress and heat.
Stay cool, relax (avoid sweating) and moisturize. Use vaseline or similar to seal in moisture.
Neurodermatitis a genetically inherited autoimmune reaction of your body (aka your body overreacting to something in your environment and attacking itself like a self-allergy). You can't outgrow it. Sorry to break it to you but its a life time condition that will flare up again with the right triggers like heat and stress. You might get a short reprieve when it calms down but don't worry it'll be back. Its a life time worth of itching.
In an emergency antihistamines and an atopical application of a bag of frozen peas or similar can relieve temporarily. Most have it in conjunction with hayfever, so avoid going out (in spring/late summer in my case) when pollen count is high or cover up all effected skin area, antihistamines, wearing mask FFP2 grade and having an air purifier helps in those times.
Typically it flares up as you get sleepy. The change in your body temperature may trigger it. Wear cloth gloves for sleep to avoid unconsciously scratching. Avoid touching the skin with your hands unless you've washed it with soap and disinfected it. Your hands touch a lot of surfaces and those pathogens can cause an infection, which doesn't help your skin. Also hands can be sweaty. Sweat can cause minor irritation.
I have a prescription salve containing 1mg/g Tacrolismus. I apply it twice a day. Once before bed and once in the morning. Once the salve has worked in, I seal it off with vaseline or similar depending on the day.
Kinda my experience so far.
How do you do? Tips to share?😉
It's so hard, 😭😭😭 I have one too ..
@@akmacognitio9548 Take care . We will get past it one day ❤️
as the Doc says ,it comes from so many different sources. Yours might be incurable but, not necessarily the case for everyone .
I have Lichen Simplex Chronicus and have found Allegra intense anti itch cream at Walgreens helps so much. Get you some and God bless.
Leslie Corrin what is the name of that cream please.
I do see the name now. Thank you.
Allegra intense anti itch cream
Your welcome. there is a facebook support group if your interested, I found relief for my itchy skin and made a video and posted the list in the support group.
@@corrinjade3973 what's the support group called?
Good discovery.. essential oils help as well. Try sniffing rosemary or peppermind while you feel itch! It miraculously goes away. So the treatment i gathered it
1: Stress relief exercise or medidation
2 hydration
3 use of essential oils and aromatherapy
4 oil free moisturizing
Saw 3 dermatologists the last dermatologist finally gave me the diagnosis neurodermatitis and gabapentin isn't helping the itch and neither has any creams or ointments. Tired of being itchy 24/7 since 2019.
Try having it for 27 years….I’ve had it since I was a kid and still have it to this day
@@Goldendudemoose 🙁 sorry
Y'all maybe have nerve injuries I have neurodermatitis on my genitals I haven't found the cause I been too a couple of specialist I'm not going to stop until I find the resolution I don't have any allergies I don't have psoriasis the only thing I haven't found out is if I have a nerve injury neurodermatitis will not defeat me
@@vanlifewithbao7917 they said mine was caused from flea bites
OMG.. sp sorry@@Goldendudemoose
I have itching problem on my balls since 2008. A dermatologist last year told me I have neurodermititis. When I apply moisturiser on my balls daily it stays in control. Sometimes nights are sleepless because of itching. I put some songs on which relaxes my mind and hence I get some sleep. Whenever I feel stressed, itching starts chronically.
Steroid ointment is not really a good option - it thins the skin and most doctors don't monitor the amount or period of time it is being used
So true. I've been getting a tub of it every month for about 5 years and my doc has never even asked if I need it anymore. I just keep it, in case me or my family ever need it.
Clobetesol propitinate works SOMETIMES for me, but when it doesn’t, apple cider vigegar does for some weird reason! Worth a try!
RU drinking the apple cider vinegar or applying it topically?
I’m wondering the samething but as I been doing my research on this I’ve heard ppl are drinking a teaspoon twice a day IDK I can see myself 🤢🤮 right now
I have suffered with the same skin disorder for many years on and off. Once they come, they can last for years. I have yet to find much relief and have spent so much money to no avail. Someone said a cream from Walgreens and did not give the name of it.
Well I use a cream called zudaifu, it helps.
Someone said "allegra intense anti itch" in the comments
Taking organic almba tumeric orally
One tea spoon morning and one tea spoon in the evening
Helps stop itching
Its 2am and I wish I could rip my skin off. Creams help temporary, but not long enough for me to Fall asleep, so I'm constantly applying cream while crying because my doctors appointment is two weeks ahead. I want to die
Same here. Been a year and still not healed. You're not alone.
@@Minazuki451 i have this since i was 6 and now im 12 and i still have it. and literally nothing helps.
@@_.isy._ homeopathy treatment helps pls take it
@@Minazuki451 homeopathy treatment helps pls take it
@@bilalameer57 what's homeopathy?
I have neurodermatitis.. and it's extremely itchy! And anything over the counter cream want work..
Obviously oils and ceams wont work - its nerve related not skin. Ive had it for 10 years but been 6 months free until last week and it is back with a vengeance. Cant figure out the trigger though. I usually end up cutting myself and salting.
I m suffering from scrotal dermatitis with thicking skin with itch and cracks
I have neurodermatitis on my genitals I think it's from a nerve injury because I don't have allergies or psoriasis
I suffer from some foot itch and it’s sooo bad. I legit can’t escape it and i’ve had it for 8+ years. I legit ripped of a nail trying to relief the itch.
I currently have it caught it last year at the age of 33 I feel so ruined don’t know what to do Im on an anabiotic now I’m also wondering if you have changed your diet ?
I'm starting to think from vaccine. Never had this before and now 5 friends.........
I am not an anti vaccer trumper either.
I'm fine with heat, but i hate with social stress.
If i opening the door, my heart beat too much, and my face feel itchy.
It's always happen, maybe i must move to different city.
I hate this ptsd.
is it related to ocd
I need help
thanks❤
good questions
Vaccines triggered my sons skin problems
No.
We know that’s not true because vaccines is too broad a term. Which vaccine? Is that vaccine MRNA or directly sourced from whichever virus DNA they’ve studied? Is there a history of that issue in your family? Stop blaming vaccines for things that clearly they don’t or can’t cause in vague terms like that. It’s harmful to the actual useful function of vaccines.
Covid vaccine is not safe it cause nerve damage to a few base on genetic are you guys in our body to know or just guessing
Lol no they did not.
@@waymilky442 And who the f are you to give your opinion on something you cannot know anything about. Anybody who has educated themselves understands some people DO have adverse reactions. This is why I never mentioned it to people because of the repulsive ignorance one is faced with. MY son suffered and if you were compassionate and or educated in such areas, you would keep your ignorant mouth SHUT. His skin bled and peeled within 48 hours of his first round>Second round allergic to all foods requiring to be put back on the breast.... third round Autism. F you.
I do not trust this doctor.
Who asked you? Are you a doctor?
@@waymilky442 up yours.