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Hi, my full body itches, there is no mark or rash that causes the itch but there are cuts and breaks in the skin due to my intense scratching. Im going insane. I can take multiple antihistamine tabs and they don't work. I have tried every moisturiser I have tried no moisturiser. Sometimes i could bet something is crawling on me. Sometimes it's like, if you've ever felt a strand of hair on you but U can't seem to find it. Any ideas

It's almost definitely not an allergy as no rash/hives.

Have you tried E45 Itch Relief?

What does your GP say?

Go speak with your GP. Intense itching can be a sign of liver problems. You might have an infection so don't delay.

Definitely warrants a trip to the gp. It could be, as above, liver or even something like scabies

It sounds like scabies. It happened to me and my DD 2 years ago. Get the cream and boil wash everything on 60+. I hope you get sorted. X

There'd be a rash with scabies though and OP says no rash.

Scabies is usually fairly obvious with between finger itching and the tracking rash too.

I got like this and had really low vitamin d. Definitely see a Dr, they should run bloods and presscribe strong anti histamines

Are you peri or menopausal. I have heard of this intense itching.

Not scabies and no I'm in my house has it. It's can come for weeks and go for weeks. The only rash is from me scratching. I have the gp soon. Was supposed to go for allergies testing but fell pregnant so on the road again to trying to find the cause

Menopause? I was itchy all over

Have a look up nhs chronic pruritus as there could be many causes. Have you changed anything you eat/drink?

Could you be perimenopausal? That’s crazy itchy and drives me mad.

Are you pregnant now?

Same here - was much worse in bed of a night.

@Whentwobecomesthree not pregnant

@Nutterjacks og in bed it's a million times worse. Have you figured out what it is

No not premenopausal. Had this on going for about 2yrs

I'm assuming it's all to do with the menopause.

Have you tried fasting to reduce the inflammation OP? It can be life changing for some.

That sounds miserable OP.

I have chronic urticaria at night and take a prescription antihistamine and a cocktail of over the counter ones.

I also grease myself up with Shea butter as I find the greasy feeling stops me scratching and I just rub it instead.

Some things set me off more now so I have massively reduced sugar and also avoid various random triggers like mango and port.

Definitely see the GP as it can be a sign of something like liver problems but at least you can get better antihistamines or a referral to possibly immunology (I saw someone years ago so can't remember which department but I think it was immunology).