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What Causes Itching Along With Scabs And Blisters All Over The Scalp?

MY HEAD HAS BEEN ITCHING AND IVE BEEN GETTING SCABS AND BLISTERS ALL OVER MY SCALP AND SOME ON MY BODY AND I WENT TO THE DOCTORS AND SHE COULDNT SAY WHAT THEY WERE AND JUST SAID THAT SHE SAW WHERE I HAD BEEN PICKING AND I ASKED HER IF THEY WERE BUG BITES SHE SAID NO WHAT COULD THEY BE
Fri, 24 Jul 2015
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This does not seems to be bug or insect bite. Considering your history this is likely to be allergic lesions or viral infections. Check whether recently you have changed your soap or shampoo, any cream or body lotion. Take some anti-histamincs combination like Tab Cetrizine and Tab Montelukast twice daily for 5 days under advice of your physician. This will reduce your intense itch and blister formation.
Visit dermatologist, he will examine your lesion and accordingly your treatment will be decided.
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What Causes Itching Along With Scabs And Blisters All Over The Scalp?

This does not seems to be bug or insect bite. Considering your history this is likely to be allergic lesions or viral infections. Check whether recently you have changed your soap or shampoo, any cream or body lotion. Take some anti-histamincs combination like Tab Cetrizine and Tab Montelukast twice daily for 5 days under advice of your physician. This will reduce your intense itch and blister formation. Visit dermatologist, he will examine your lesion and accordingly your treatment will be decided.