My skin rash is on my shins where the skin is very thin and it starts to itch, so I start rub and scratch and rub the itch. The very cold and icy weather brought this on. Temp. of 3 degrees to the mid 20's brought this on. Those temp. lasted for over a month. I have no problem in spring, summer or fall, only in the winter when the temp. is extremely cold. Thank you.
In my practice i see a lot of patients of Xerosis in dry and cold weather in winters.
The goal is to keep the skin moisturized. Using a good moisturizer twice daily (in the morning soon after bath so as to lock the moisture).
Use either a glycerine based soap Or avoid it altogether
An oral antihistamine e.g cetrizine once daily will help to control the itch.
take care regards
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Suggest Treatment For Itchiness On Shins ?
Hi. Thanks for posting your concern I would keep a possibility of Xerosis. In my practice i see a lot of patients of Xerosis in dry and cold weather in winters. The goal is to keep the skin moisturized. Using a good moisturizer twice daily (in the morning soon after bath so as to lock the moisture). Use either a glycerine based soap Or avoid it altogether An oral antihistamine e.g cetrizine once daily will help to control the itch. take care regards