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Brachioradial pruritus. (severe itching on forearms and neck, no rash).
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@needahelp @bobbiellen and @enoughlaready that's great that you all have found different, but successful ways of treating your brachioradial pruritus! I'm sure this is news that @pyfm @njcarolnjn and @montana_mom8 would find encouraging.
@needahelp when the itching starts, how long does it take to go away? Is just one dose of zyrtec enough?
@bobbiellen how has the low carb diet affected your symptoms?
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Zyrtec won’t help until you get it under control. When I use lotion (at night) & the itch/ stinging starts, I use Zyrtec. Before the Cymbalta & physical therapy I was put on Zyrtec twice a day, but it didn’t help. I think it helps at night if I need it now & then. CBD interferes with heart meds, so I cannot try it.
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The Zyrtec didn’t help before I had the physical therapy & the Cymbalta. It takes about 25-30 minutes.