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  1. Im having severe itching of the legs .. upper and lower ,front and back of them .no place else just the legs … its so bad thet sometimes i scratch so bad thet i bleed .. i have no discolor of skin before i itch but after it causes little red bumps .. it been this way for ab 7 months and its making me want to pull my hair out … please help me … im only 21 and i dont want this to stay this way .. ive changed my soap , lotion , clothes wash , sheets , shampoo, everything i could think of … please help me
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This is the second time I’ve had this in 4 mos. Have had eczema on hands and feet but not like this! I have an itching(which was controlled with vinegar). I still have an embarrassing rash on face, eyes, hands, bends of elbows. The front of my neck looks like I have had a noose around it. No job/insurance so, cannot find help. Confined and becoming depressed. Have a possible job opportunity next week…see no need to go because of appearance. Quit taking pravastatin and omeprazole, to no avail. Is there anything that may help at home?

Eczema is a broad term used to describe the spectrum of inflammatory diseases that causes dry, erythematous, itchy lesions to appear on the skin. Corticosteroids are the mainstay therapy to treat acute bouts of eczema. Unfortunately, the most potent corticosteroids are only available by prescription. However, over the counter corticosteroids such as Cortaid or Cortisone 10 can come in 0.5% to 1.0% strengths.

Other at-home therapies include itch-relief with antihistamines, thick emollient moisturizers – best applied within 3 minutes after a shower/bath, Vitamin D supplementation, and increasing omega 3 fatty acids in your diet.

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  1. Im having severe itching of the legs .. upper and lower ,front and back of them .no place else just the legs … its so bad thet sometimes i scratch so bad thet i bleed .. i have no discolor of skin before i itch but after it causes little red bumps .. it been this way for ab 7 months and its making me want to pull my hair out … please help me … im only 21 and i dont want this to stay this way .. ive changed my soap , lotion , clothes wash , sheets , shampoo, everything i could think of … please help me
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  3. My knee has been in pain on the right side of my right knee. The pain is close to the knee cap, but not quite on it. It mostly hurts when I am walking, bending it, or putting pressure on it. What could it be? and what can I do?
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