Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Support Group
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This community is a place where members can discuss current events and weigh in on what's going on in the world.
My scalp has been itching terribly for years now! I finally saw a Dermatologist about it a few years ago & was told it is NERVE related! The only thing offered were antidepressants, but given I don't fare well with synthetic drugs, I passed on this!
I use Scalpacin when it gets really bad & it does help somewhat, but nothing seems to help long-term! If the itching is truly Nerve related, then this seems to put it in the same arena as Neuropathy & we already know how many effective treatments there are for that! And the scratching goes on..................:>/
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If its somewhere that you can 'rinse' in the sink, like hands-arms, I find that cold water can take it down a notch .
Theres always cortisone cream. But i found that for the eczema or the nerve thing that using either regular old fashioned Noxema cream (was originally made for eczema... ie: NO EXEMA) put on the area or I found a great handlotion from Bed Bath & Beyond that is C O Bigelows Mentha Body Vitamin Lotion. These have mint and eucalyptus that can distract the nerve (at least for me) and seems to help. Im thinking that the nerve itch is like having the hiccups--it just fires off so putting a new 'feeling' there helps me.
Hope you find some relief.....the humidity here in So.Calif is so low right now that is not helping the itchies either!!!!
Let us know what works for you....
UriSec Cream 10% cooling formula
it helps itching from dry skin and helps to get rid of dry skin
they told me my itching is from nerve damage and it helps that as well
the active medical ingredient is urea 10%
the nurses put it on me and it is RELIEF