Re: sleeping meds, anti itch meds,

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Ill have to try it Janet,, I buy pure Aloe for my stomach and it helps with constipation! so now Ill try to grow my own, I always had them when we lived in Ariz!Janet <doc_jade@...> wrote: Jackie, I grow it in pots in my house. They need very little water. And very little sun, in fact they grow better in a indirect lighting situation. Great for burns, and have heard of people taking and peeling the leaves and adding it to drinks for

stomach problems. I wouldn't be without it. I had a 2ND and 3rd degree burn on the back of my leg, Momma (she knows everything) After I was released from the burn center, she took over the dressings. She would debride the leg, and then use aloe on the burn. Fresh aloe, applied with gloves, Put a fresh dressing on my leg twice a day. Today, you can not even see a scar at all, no discoloration of the skin or anything. Try to grow some you will be glad you did. Love Janet Jackie on <redjaxjm > wrote: cool,, I wish I lived in a place where I could grow it!Nikki Cowan <nikkicowansbcglobal (DOT) net> wrote: Aloe is wonderful for your skin. I grow tons of it. Nikki Baby oil will also help to PLUG up the oil gland that is attached to each hair follicle and in the long run will make you even MORE dry... but if it helps short term, ok,, I hate the itches!!! Jackie Take the ordinary things of life, and make them your own. Do the impossible with a smile Jackie

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I got on trazodone for sleeping and so far it is helping.

Restoril

(Temazipam) works great for me and it's cheap . I used to take

Ambien but after a while it stopped working .Since then I have been

taking the restoril and it's been a yr and it still works good

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> I am a 32 yr old male on treatment with Pegasys and Co pegasysis,

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I use Zopliclone for sleeping and restless legs and I have them bad...I have to take medication just to take a flight....it's prescribed in 7.5mg and for about 2 yrs I only had to take 1/2 a pill, so it worked a longtime. Now I take 1 pill at bedtime, my legs NEVER wake me up anymore, it's awesome to get 8 hrs of sleep!! richlee7 <rnewton8@...> wrote: I got on trazodone for sleeping and so far it is helping. Restoril (Temazipam) works great for me and it's cheap . I used to take Ambien but after a while it stopped working .Since then I have been taking the restoril and it's been a yr and it still works good> sleeping meds, anti itch meds,> > > I was wondering what other poeples doctors are prescribing them for > trouble sleeping and for itching as I am having trouble sleeping. I was > given hydroxyzine and also told to take benadryl. What else could I > take that is inexpensive that would be better? How about Valuim or > something at

night?> > I am a 32 yr old male on treatment with Pegasys and Co pegasysis, > Genotype 1, viral load of 200,000. > > I also started Lexapro per my doctors orders before I started therapy. > I have been on Treatment for just over a month and am doing well on it > so far. I have not gotten anemic or anything, just lower energy levels > than normal and a little buzzy jittery feeling a lot.> > > > > > > > > > Jackie > > > > > > > Jackie>

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I don't always use baby oil not dialy only when my skin is really dry but I have now found this oil of olay ribbons body wash and it is great.

From: Jackie on <redjaxjm@...>Reply-Hepatitis C To: Hepatitis C Subject: Re: sleeping meds, anti itch meds,Date: Sun, 29 Oct 2006 20:18:22 -0800 (PST)

Baby oil will also help to PLUG up the oil gland that is attached to each hair follicle and in the long run will make you even MORE dry... but if it helps short term, ok,, I hate the itches!!!Robbie J <robbiej4hotmail> wrote:

I have had the itching and dry skin and i am not on tx. When I take a bath I put baby oil on my wash cloth and wipe it on just before I get out and that really helps a lot.

From: Jackie on <redjaxjm >Reply-Hepatitis C To: Hepatitis C Subject: Re: sleeping meds, anti itch meds,Date: Fri, 27 Oct 2006 22:17:33 -0700 (PDT)

well the itching can be caused from your skin drying out from tx,, so make sure you put lots of good lotion on after showering and maybe shower every other day? I know,, yuk,, but your skin really does dry out , so make sure you are drinking enough water tooI found this product at the beauty supply house called "cacoon" and it stopped it itching almost immediately for me.. I have heard that others use oatmeal soap when they shower and do not use really really hot water as that dries your skin out too,,

If your itching gets really bad, your doc might RX some sort of antihistamine like benedryl or some other one. The fewer the meds, the better but you have to be able to stand it while on tx,, so if you need it, take it,,

I just loved the 'cacoon' lotion,, it really helped me a lot,,richlee7 <richlee7 > wrote:

I was wondering what other poeples doctors are prescribing them for trouble sleeping and for itching as I am having trouble sleeping. I was given hydroxyzine and also told to take benadryl. What else could I take that is inexpensive that would be better? How about Valuim or something at night?I am a 32 yr old male on treatment with Pegasys and Co pegasysis, Genotype 1, viral load of 200,000. I also started Lexapro per my doctors orders before I started therapy. I have been on Treatment for just over a month and am doing well on it so far. I have not gotten anemic or anything, just lower energy levels than normal and a little buzzy jittery feeling a lot.Jackie

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Robbie, I use the oil of olay ribbon body wash also. And I have to agree with you it is marvelous. No more dry skin. Okay yeah my hands get dry but I use the oil of olay hand cream too. LOL Love JanetRobbie J <robbiej4@...> wrote: I don't always use baby oil not dialy only when my skin is really dry but I have now found this oil of olay ribbons body wash and it is

great. From: Jackie on <redjaxjm >Reply-Hepatitis C To: Hepatitis C Subject: Re: sleeping meds, anti itch meds,Date: Sun, 29 Oct 2006 20:18:22 -0800 (PST) Baby oil will also help to PLUG up the oil gland that is attached to each hair follicle and in the long run will make you even MORE dry... but if it helps short term, ok,, I hate the itches!!!Robbie J <robbiej4hotmail> wrote: I have had the itching and dry skin and i am not on

tx. When I take a bath I put baby oil on my wash cloth and wipe it on just before I get out and that really helps a lot. From: Jackie on <redjaxjm >Reply-Hepatitis C To: Hepatitis C Subject: Re: sleeping meds, anti itch meds,Date: Fri, 27 Oct 2006 22:17:33 -0700 (PDT) well the itching can be caused from your skin drying out from tx,, so make sure you put lots of good lotion on after showering and maybe shower every other day? I know,, yuk,, but your skin really does dry out , so make sure you are drinking enough water tooI found this product at the beauty

supply house called "cacoon" and it stopped it itching almost immediately for me.. I have heard that others use oatmeal soap when they shower and do not use really really hot water as that dries your skin out too,, If your itching gets really bad, your doc might RX some sort of antihistamine like benedryl or some other one. The fewer the meds, the better but you have to be able to stand it while on tx,, so if you need it, take it,, I just loved the 'cacoon' lotion,, it really helped me a lot,,richlee7 <richlee7 > wrote: I was wondering what other poeples doctors are prescribing them for trouble sleeping and for itching as I am having trouble sleeping. I was given hydroxyzine and also told to take benadryl. What else could I take that is inexpensive that would be better? How about Valuim or

something at night?I am a 32 yr old male on treatment with Pegasys and Co pegasysis, Genotype 1, viral load of 200,000. I also started Lexapro per my doctors orders before I started therapy. I have been on Treatment for just over a month and am doing well on it so far. I have not gotten anemic or anything, just lower energy levels than normal and a little buzzy jittery feeling a lot.Jackie All-in-one security and maintenance for your PC. Get a free 90-day trial! Jackie Get FREE company

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My skin was horribly dry when I was on tx, I put lotion or baby oil on while I was still wet after a shower. This seems to work better, because the skin is actually dehydrated. I don't have a tub, but would fix a bucket of aveeno oatmeal and warm water and sponge it all over me while standing in the shower. THis helped also. I had a rash at every injection site that was horribly itchy. I also was told to get some Sarna lotion, with helps with the itch. SharonRobbie J <robbiej4@...> wrote: I don't always use baby oil not dialy only when my skin is really dry but I have now found this oil of olay ribbons body wash and it is great. From: Jackie on <redjaxjm@...>Reply-Hepatitis C To: Hepatitis C Subject: Re: sleeping meds, anti itch meds,Date: Sun, 29 Oct 2006 20:18:22 -0800 (PST) Baby oil will also help to PLUG up the oil gland that is attached to each hair follicle and in the long run will make you even MORE dry... but if it helps short term, ok,, I hate the itches!!!Robbie J <robbiej4hotmail> wrote: I have had the itching and dry skin and i am not on tx. When I take a bath I put baby oil on my wash cloth and wipe it on just before I get out and that really helps a lot. From: Jackie on <redjaxjm >Reply-Hepatitis C To: Hepatitis C Subject: Re: sleeping meds, anti itch meds,Date: Fri, 27 Oct 2006 22:17:33 -0700 (PDT) well the itching can be caused from your skin drying out from tx,, so make sure you put lots of good lotion on after showering and maybe shower every other day? I know,, yuk,, but your skin really

does dry out , so make sure you are drinking enough water tooI found this product at the beauty supply house called "cacoon" and it stopped it itching almost immediately for me.. I have heard that others use oatmeal soap when they shower and do not use really really hot water as that dries your skin out too,, If your itching gets really bad, your doc might RX some sort of antihistamine like benedryl or some other one. The fewer the meds, the better but you have to be able to stand it while on tx,, so if you need it, take it,, I just loved the 'cacoon' lotion,, it really helped me a lot,,richlee7 <richlee7 > wrote: I was wondering what other poeples doctors are prescribing them for trouble sleeping and for itching as I am having trouble sleeping. I was given hydroxyzine and also told to take

benadryl. What else could I take that is inexpensive that would be better? How about Valuim or something at night?I am a 32 yr old male on treatment with Pegasys and Co pegasysis, Genotype 1, viral load of 200,000. I also started Lexapro per my doctors orders before I started therapy. I have been on Treatment for just over a month and am doing well on it so far. I have not gotten anemic or anything, just lower energy levels than normal and a little buzzy jittery feeling a lot.Jackie All-in-one security and maintenance for your PC. Get a free 90-day trial! Jackie Get FREE company branded e-mail accounts and business Web site from Microsoft Office Live

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Oh,, Ill have to try that, it looks good,, and I have dry skin anyway!Robbie J <robbiej4@...> wrote: I don't always use baby oil not dialy only when my skin is really dry but I have now found this oil of olay ribbons body wash and it is great. From: Jackie on <redjaxjm >Reply-To:

Hepatitis C To: Hepatitis C Subject: Re: sleeping meds, anti itch meds,Date: Sun, 29 Oct 2006 20:18:22 -0800 (PST) Baby oil will also help to PLUG up the oil gland that is attached to each hair follicle and in the long run will make you even MORE dry... but if it helps short term, ok,, I hate the itches!!!Robbie J <robbiej4hotmail> wrote: I have had the itching and dry skin and i am not on tx. When I take a bath I put baby oil on my wash cloth and wipe it on just before I get out and that really helps a lot. From: Jackie on <redjaxjm >Reply-Hepatitis C To: Hepatitis C Subject: Re: sleeping meds, anti itch meds,Date: Fri, 27 Oct 2006 22:17:33 -0700 (PDT) well the itching can be caused from your skin drying out from tx,, so make sure you put lots of good lotion on after showering and maybe shower every other day? I know,, yuk,, but your skin really does dry out , so make sure you are drinking enough water tooI found this product at the beauty supply house called "cacoon" and it stopped it itching almost immediately for me.. I have heard that others use oatmeal soap when they shower and do not use really really hot water as that dries your skin out too,, If your

itching gets really bad, your doc might RX some sort of antihistamine like benedryl or some other one. The fewer the meds, the better but you have to be able to stand it while on tx,, so if you need it, take it,, I just loved the 'cacoon' lotion,, it really helped me a lot,,richlee7 <richlee7 > wrote: I was wondering what other poeples doctors are prescribing them for trouble sleeping and for itching as I am having trouble sleeping. I was given hydroxyzine and also told to take benadryl. What else could I take that is inexpensive that would be better? How about Valuim or something at night?I am a 32 yr old male on treatment with Pegasys and Co pegasysis, Genotype 1, viral load of 200,000. I also started Lexapro per my doctors orders before I started therapy. I have been on

Treatment for just over a month and am doing well on it so far. I have not gotten anemic or anything, just lower energy levels than normal and a little buzzy jittery feeling a lot.Jackie All-in-one security and maintenance for your PC. Get a free 90-day trial! Jackie Get FREE company branded e-mail accounts and business Web site from Microsoft Office Live Jackie