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I thought of this while reading another thread and saw this quote

" I told her that wouldn't re-myelinate my nerves "

I have phantom itching really bad and look like I always have some sort of nastiness because i am always scratching. I had a nurse tell me to get Gold Bond lotion to help that. I explained why I was scratching, that it was my nerves not real itchiness and she still said it would help..

Anyone think it would?
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