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 Posted: 11/03/06 - 22:34 Post subject: itch under scrotum and inner thigh and crawling itch all ove |
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| About a month ago, I started having itch under my scrotum, inner thigh, and in rectal area. I felt a lot of small bumps nder the scrotum leading into my anus area. I also have a couple of bumps on my scrotum and a few in my inner thigh area. I can feel them when I stretch the skin in both areas. Lately, I have this unstoppable itch in my arm pits, back of my ears, in my scalp (have samll bumps on the scalp only on the back side of my head), arms and my inner thigh. The itch under my scrotum is particularly bothersome. It is a stinging type of itch, which hurts when you scratch. Could it be scabies? It feels like something is crawling under my skin. I did a lot of travelling in the last couple of months and stayed at different motels. I started noticing the symptoms just about the same time. I also have a lot of small clusters of little bumps on my shoulder blades and some on my arms. |
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| Posted: 11/28/06 - 12:08 Post subject: Hmmmm |
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So whats the answer?????????????????  |
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| Posted: 02/07/07 - 07:24 Post subject: |
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| OH my God every single thing you described there is exactly the same symptoms i have as well. so i guess it's not just me.. i've been trying to find out what is is. but haven't been successful. my doctor thinks it's something else and gave me this cream to rub on it. at first it helped wit the itching and drying but now it's like the condition is getting use to the cream.. Posner's work as good as before. |
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| Posted: 09/24/07 - 20:18 Post subject: scrotum itch nightly |
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Hi,
I guess that you do not have anything to be sort of afraid of. Its not dangerus.
I am 52. I had it since I was a teenager. I also have some bombs (filled with some white kind of fat I guess.
I have tried everything. My first doctor, when I was a teeager, suggested that a little sun could help. Since that I became a nudist. But till nightly itchi.
I tried shaving, I tried differeny kinds of oil, and creams with cortison or not.
A couple of times the bumbs have been infected. I removed them brutally by ice and scalpell.
Antihistamin was OK but I was so sleapy in the mornings.
I tried long showers with no soap. I tried without underware. I treiad extra washes of underware without soap. I tried to pull off the hair, brasinian style. But..
The best way have been to cut my nails very short. I do not know if I scracth then but I do not wake up nightly. I also would be pleased if there was a cure.
Good luck |
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| Posted: 09/24/07 - 20:23 Post subject: Appendix on my answer above |
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The worst scratc is just vhere the skin of the scrotum changes from darker skin to brighter skin on the sides.
Best regards |
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| Posted: 10/31/07 - 13:24 Post subject: |
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I have the SAME THING! I need a cure for this. It consumes me, and I can't concentrate.
PLEASE can't somebody figure this thing out? |
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| Posted: 01/07/08 - 17:05 Post subject: |
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What you have sounds exactly like scabies. When I was living in residence last year at university we had an outbreak in our building... And I was one of the many unlucky ones to get scabies.
In general, those effected by scabies feel an itch all over their bodies, and if contracted through sex the itch will at first be felt in the genital area. Small red bumps are also usually seen as an allergic response to the scabies.
The only way to get rid of scabies is with a permethrin treatment. In order for treatment to be successful, you must make sure you get a solution that has a 5% concentration of permethrin. Any lower percentage will not effectively kill the mites. You must also wash any clothes, sheets, personal belongings, carpets, etc that you have come in contact with in the last three days. This is because without a human host, scabies can only live for at most 72 hours. Anything that can be washed should be washed in the hottest water possible in order to effectively kill the mites. Any clothes or articles that you come into contact with while undergoing the permethrin treatment should be immediately washed or disinfected. Any articles that cannot be washed should be drycleaned. Articles that cannot be washed or dry cleaned should be frozen overnight, or quarantined in a tied, plastic bag for an extended period of time. Large furniture, such as mattresses and couches should be covered with plastic and not used for several days.
Any family members that live in your household should also be treated, even if they are not displaying symptoms. This is because they could either have become infested from you directly, or from articles that you have been in contact from. Symptoms generally appear four to six weeks after infestation.
Hope this all helps. If you need any additional information, please feel free to shoot me a message.
Branden, B.Sc.N. Student |
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| Posted: 01/17/08 - 12:55 Post subject: |
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| Check with a dermatologist and see if it's psoriasis |
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