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How To Get Rid Of Itching On Palms And Between Fingers?

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i have itching on my palms and between fingers more after eating sweets,also on forearms and back of hands,i had itching under my solestwo years ago which healed after six mths treatment with allegra 180 mg od and fluconasole 150 od.i ahve elevated sugar and take two mg glimepride /day and metformin500mg od.i have sarted allegra 120 mg od and avil10 mg to stop itching but want to get rid of main cause.pl advise.regards
Thu, 5 Mar 2015
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Hi,
As you had a history of fungal infection and get cured completely.
At present,it could be due to recurrent candidiasis or tinea cruris or corporis or dermatitis or scabies etc.
You may do some routine blood investigations and skin swab test but this kind of problem can be easily diagnosed by naked eye examination of a skin specialist.
You may require topical corticosteroid with antifungal cream and other symptomatic treatment.
But better you consult dermatologist and then start treatment.
Thanks and regards
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How To Get Rid Of Itching On Palms And Between Fingers?

Hi, As you had a history of fungal infection and get cured completely. At present,it could be due to recurrent candidiasis or tinea cruris or corporis or dermatitis or scabies etc. You may do some routine blood investigations and skin swab test but this kind of problem can be easily diagnosed by naked eye examination of a skin specialist. You may require topical corticosteroid with antifungal cream and other symptomatic treatment. But better you consult dermatologist and then start treatment. Thanks and regards