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Diabetes itchy skin

Okay I'm lucky in that I don't itch! However in the last year or so I have developed lots of tiny pinhead "bumps" on my abdomen and underneath my bosom. Two doctors at the surgery didn't know what it was ..... One said they weren't cancerous. Does anyone think this is caused by diabetes or the medications I am taking?
 
Incidentally there is a aqueous cream that you can apply to the itchy area. I can't remember the name at the moment. The GP prescribed it for these "bumps"
 
 
I only get it at night also and just on my lower stomach. It has been driving me mad. At least I know what it is now. THANKSx
 
 

I have days where this condition occurs. My diabetic nurse advised me to sit in the bath (hot water) and once the pores are open get out and apply an emollient cream which she prescribed on prescription.
 
I find aqueous emollient cream helps mine,you can get it at the chemist too,and I use antihistamines to help me sleep as my doc wont give me anything to help me sleep .its distressing wen u cant sleep .that can make ur sugar go uptoo xx
 
I had no idea itchy skin and high blood sugars went together. My skin itching has returned this past week as my levels have been high, but I didnt connect the two. Thanks peeps : ))))))

I have just googled and it seem to be connected to liver problems and fatty liver.
 
 
Try vinegar with the mother in it. I use in my bathtub for a soak of body, on my hair as a rinse,and as a cocktail 3 times a day. Cocktail consist of; fresh water, green tea, fresh lemon juice, a dash of sea salt, unprocessed honey, a dash of cinnamon. Believe it or not..... it actually taste good too. I don't measure just a dash or a drop or a glob. Lol It reduces swelling and soothes the itches.
 
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