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Itchy skin
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Hello watsonm5 .
The itchy skin can sometimes be related to high blood sugars .
What medication are you taking ?
Any eczema skin condition ?
Lowered glucose blood sugars - the itchyness subsides usually ...
Areas like back of neck,scalp,groin,inside of arms,back of the knees, small of the back
are the usual 'itchy' zones .
Areas where its 'warm' and heated ...
Hope this can help .
Anna.
The itchy skin can sometimes be related to high blood sugars .
What medication are you taking ?
Any eczema skin condition
Lowered glucose blood sugars - the itchyness subsides usually ...
Areas like back of neck,scalp,groin,inside of arms,back of the knees, small of the back
are the usual 'itchy' zones .
Areas where its 'warm' and heated ...
Hope this can help .
Anna.
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Some of the meds can cause itching during the first few weeks but it usually wears off. It can vary form person to person and what meds you are on.
