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What Causes Constant Itching Sensation On The Toes?

My mother underwent anjio, now she has constach itching on the ties, even if cloth touches she has severe itching effect. whta is the reamedy. is t common? or unusual need to address immidiately., if so please can you suggest some skin specialist near chennai
Wed, 21 Sep 2016
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Thanks for posting on HCM
I may not know a skin specialist in your area but i will suggest you try the following measures and if no improvement, you see your GP for orientation:
-Keep toes very clean and moist always
-Use an anti-histamine like benadryl tabs or cream
-You may take a steroidal anti-inflammatory like prednisolone for say 5 days and observe
This condition could be caused by allergy, skin infection by fungi, neuropathy or a metabolic/ionic disorder.
Try the above measures, if no improvement, you see your GP for evaluation and orientation to either a Neurologist or a Dermatologist depending on his findings.
Hope this will help
Best regards
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What Causes Constant Itching Sensation On The Toes?

Hi Thanks for posting on HCM I may not know a skin specialist in your area but i will suggest you try the following measures and if no improvement, you see your GP for orientation: -Keep toes very clean and moist always -Use an anti-histamine like benadryl tabs or cream -You may take a steroidal anti-inflammatory like prednisolone for say 5 days and observe This condition could be caused by allergy, skin infection by fungi, neuropathy or a metabolic/ionic disorder. Try the above measures, if no improvement, you see your GP for evaluation and orientation to either a Neurologist or a Dermatologist depending on his findings. Hope this will help Best regards