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My husband is also diabetic. Sorry to say, but itching is a symptom of

diabetes. Check with your doctor for a medication that may help you.

Amber

I am diabetic and my present sugar level is 140 before meal and 183

after.although .

My question is I am suffering too much from itching and it is not tolerable

P kulkarni

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As with any disease, we can't just accept each symptom as part of the

disease and get a drug to fix it. There is a reason that SOME people

experience itching with diabetes; it isn't because of the diabetes

alone. If it were, all people with diabetes would be itching and they

don't.

One of the major reasons for itching in diabetics is poor circulation.

Using a high quality oil or your favorite lotion, you can massage the

itchy areas before going to bed, to improve circulation and improve

skin condition. You can also do this in the bath. I use a cocoa butter

bath " truffle " which makes the water SO soothing and makes your skin

soft, but not oily. I massage my arms and legs and the effect lasts

for days. Some people will need to do this daily, but if it helps,

it's worth it.

Evie

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> My husband is also diabetic. Sorry to say, but itching is a symptom

of diabetes. Check with your doctor for a medication that may help

you.

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> Amber

Guest guest
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Amber,

This could also be a vit B deficiency and particularly the Biotin B. I

have just learned that it is a cause of animal itching and they say

people also. I have a web site that has it for both people and animals.

www.nickint.com I ordered it for my dog who is having a terrible time

with itching and I started her on it Tuesday and hopefully she will stop

in a few days. I do believe that she is better though.

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> My husband is also diabetic. Sorry to say, but itching is a symptom

of diabetes. Check with your doctor for a medication that may help you.

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> Amber

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> I am diabetic and my present sugar level is 140 before meal and 183

after.although .

> My question is I am suffering too much from itching and it is not

tolerable

> P kulkarni

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Guest guest
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Lots of things can cause itching. My husband is diabetic and his scalp itches

incessantly. He's tried everything he can think of to relieve it. I only read

recently that it is a symptom of diabetes. With your dog, it could be fleas, or

any of a variety of issues. If what you are doing helps your dog, go for it.

Amber

Amber,

This could also be a vit B deficiency and particularly the Biotin B. I

have just learned that it is a cause of animal itching and they say

people also. I have a web site that has it for both people and animals.

www.nickint.com I ordered it for my dog who is having a terrible time

with itching and I started her on it Tuesday and hopefully she will stop

in a few days. I do believe that she is better though.

.

Guest guest
Posted

medication for itching? Please, next you know they will have medicine for

restless leg syndrome...What a joke, put some cream on and massage yourself or

better yet, get a friend to help you.

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From: mkathryn59 <mkathryn59@...>

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Sent: Thursday, March 20, 2008 5:00:41 PM

Subject: Re: ( urgent please reply)

Amber,

This could also be a vit B deficiency and particularly the Biotin B. I

have just learned that it is a cause of animal itching and they say

people also. I have a web site that has it for both people and animals.

www.nickint. com I ordered it for my dog who is having a terrible time

with itching and I started her on it Tuesday and hopefully she will stop

in a few days. I do believe that she is better though.

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> My husband is also diabetic. Sorry to say, but itching is a symptom

of diabetes. Check with your doctor for a medication that may help you.

>

> Amber

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> I am diabetic and my present sugar level is 140 before meal and 183

after.although .

> My question is I am suffering too much from itching and it is not

tolerable

> P kulkarni

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