Itching

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For the past few weeks I've had itching right in the opening of the

nipples. There's nothing to see, no redness or dryness, and I

hesitate to go to the Dr with what seems so trivial, but it doesn't

respond to any creams from the pharmacy. The best results have been

from a plain moiturizer which I normally use on my face, but it only

stops the itch temporarily. Doesn't matter what clothing I wear.

 

If it makes any difference, my age is 73,I lead a very active life,

exercise, walk, do Yoga practice and many other things. Any advice

would be helpful. Thank you.

 

Pam in Qld Australia.

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, " Pamela Bearman "

<pambear wrote:

>

> For the past few weeks I've had itching right in the opening of the

> nipples. There's nothing to see, no redness or dryness, and I

> hesitate to go to the Dr with what seems so trivial, but it doesn't

> respond to any creams from the pharmacy. The best results have been

> from a plain moiturizer which I normally use on my face, but it only

> stops the itch temporarily. Doesn't matter what clothing I wear.

>

> If it makes any difference, my age is 73,I lead a very active life,

> exercise, walk, do Yoga practice and many other things. Any advice

> would be helpful. Thank you.

>

> Pam in Qld Australia.

>

hi iam willy from the phil. i am not a doctor but this thoughts may

help you.itching you said might be caused by high sugar in the blood

or allergy to some protein based products or just your reaction to the

changing environmental conditions.try to avoid the red meat,fish

,crabs,shrimps for several days and observe if any changes will

happen.the pollens from the air may trigger the situation so try to

avoid exposure to such conditions.try to control the intake of

carbohydrates to check out if your body has high sugar levels.