itchy spot,, medical or skin care specialist only please?
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this spot could itch for two reasons\none maybeit is akeloid,mole or keritosis and the aggravation of a shirt could cause it to itch\nsecond it could be some type of atopic dermatitis\n take 50mg of bebedryl and a tagament  or otc claritin and tagament  these otc drugs are h1 and h2 histimine inhibitors
301092
Calalmine lotion is good for a mild case.  There are also over the counter hydrocortisone creams that will help with the itch and redness and for a really, really bad case (I hope for your sake not) like with blisters you can get some prescription steroid anti-inflammatory medicine from your doctor.  Don't scratch!
824051
I'm not sure lol. See your Dr. or dermatologist.
749958
sounds like scabies. just go to a doctor. if it is, you need a prescription to get a medicine to apply it. that is the safest way than recieving incorrect information online. do not trust people online.
231309
U should ask any near hospital about a specialist Dodtors,GOOD luck\n:)
456612
You should go to your doctor, you could have a variety of skin conditions.
29166
Aveeno Itch Cream is good..it also has calamine in it too.  I know what your going through...hang in there.
28318
DERMATOLOGISTS are specialist doctors who treat skin and STDs diseases.....\n\nUsually GPs refer the skin diseases cases to them.
590054
The most likely diagnosis is eczema, which is not allergic in most cases. Heredity plays a role. The dermatologist may prescribe a topical cortisone cream
236200
Is your name "Itchy",by chance?\nJust checking.
130422
depends on the skin condition, need more info
350860
Sounds like eczema/dermatitis.  I have it and it comes and goes.  A medication cream through my doctor, Mometasone Furoate Cream 0.1% (brand is Fougera) is the only medication I have found to clear it up fast...and I have tried many medications.  You could try an over-the-counter Hydrocortizone with Aloe 1% or higher if you want to try to fix it on your own. Any brand, in the medicine isle will have it.  It will help with the itching for now. I would see a dermatologist if you can.\n\n*** Oh and eczema is NOT an STD it's just a skin condition that's treatable and has no other side effects.  Don't worry :)
1060513
it is one of the best things you can use, honestly. a dab of it on the bites about every day i would think would help decrease the itching until it finally goes away
347193
You sound very concerned. Why don't you seek professional help then? Please, don't put your health in the hands of an amateur forum. Respect your mind and body. You must consult your doctor or a dermatologist. (I am a physician myself and this is the best advice I can possibly give you.)
880834
any skin lesion that is itching does need to be seen by a doctor, you can try a caladryl lotion, I am not sure if benadryl is available as lotion over the counter, you can also take any itch ointment over the counter, You do want to see a doctor if symptoms persist or worsen or if new symptoms develope, good luck
415213
probably just dry skin...people forget to moisturize as they get older...get a really good, moisturizing lotion and that should help the itch...if it doesnt go see a dermatologist, he could have exima or something like that.
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No. You can see any type of specialist you like but it won't always be covered by your insurance. You could still get treatment no matter what, you just might have to pay for it yourself.\n\nI've been to dermatologists and other specialists without referral, and my insurance covered it minus a small copayment.