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Severe buring itching attacks, caused by? |
I'm 19, male, slender build. At times, it seems that when my body tempuature rises, I have these unbearable itching attacks. It feels like my skin is being stabbed by thousands of tiny needles all over. It causes me to have to itch uncontrollably, and my skin will turn beat red just from even running my hand over it, not even itching it. These attacks differ in severity, and usually only last about 20 mintues before going away. When I have a bad attack though, I get these raised bumps all over my skin which can stay for up to an hour after the itching is gone. I went to a doctor, but they didn't seem to take me seriously and made no effort to find out what the cause of the problem is. Has anyone had anything similar or know what it could be? I don't believe it's an allergy, because these attacks can come just from even being in clean hot water. Hi! I always get this on my legs when I run. I also get a splotchy red, sometimes itchy rash in the shower. I do think its allergy-related. I agree that you are probably not allergic to hot water. But I don't think the water is what causes the condition. I think the heat associated with showering and exercising aggravates an allergy already present, which then causes the skin irritation. I think the underlying cause is probably something I'm eating, or it could be some other external factor (pollen, dust). The reaction isn't an immediate response to an environmental condition. I have just gotten used to it in the shower. But when I run, I take an allergy pill beforehand; also, I rub anti-itch cream all over my legs. This doesn't completely alleviate the problem, but I am able to push through whatever mild discomfort still exists. |
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