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This stretch helped relieve my brachioradial pruritus
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First I’d like to thank you for this post. I started having symptoms about 7 years ago and not a single doctor figured out what I had. I went to the library at USD & myself was able to finally get some answers. I am going to start doing this today. I normally only get break outs in the summer but this year it’s changed and even hopped onto the other arm. I wanted to ask you. I have read that there’s some potential correlation with having neck adjustments and potential relief. Have you ever considered or once you figured this out it’s been enough? I’m a little worried as I live in a very sunny city and I’m stating to scar myself.
I’m so happy this worked for you. It’s been a rough go at it for me. Especially when doctors weren’t listening to me.
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Don’t recommend the chiropractor neck adjustments. In my experience chiropractic treatment gave temporary relief for the back pain (I went for back pain). After years and thousands of dollars. I realized I would never heal with this approach. Finally went to a good physiotherapist who taught me stretches. In 3 visits I was healed and cost was $75. I still do those stretches today never have back pain anymore
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Had same story with more on my right then became both. Don’t think it’s the sun though. Struggled until I got frustrated and did a constant google search for causes for fore arm itching. until I found a post that said 3 causes: dry skin, allergic reactions and Brachioradial Pruritus. Then I started to learn what I had. Like sciatica but in the neck where the spine disc contacts the brachial nerve to the arms.