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Old 09-29-2009, 05:48 AM #1
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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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Maybe you can "fool" the nerves with the Gold Bond. Placebo effect. You need to believe.
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Maybe you can "fool" the nerves with the Gold Bond. Placebo effect. You need to believe.
You forgot the chanting and candles. LOL
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Some of that stuff helps to soothe the irritation caused by scratching at imaginary bugs and stuff.
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Feelings are real, solutions help. Now amputated limb phantom pain requires professional advice, try, if it doesn't work, seek more advice in likely spots.
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It feels wet between my toes even though they are dry. I use baby powder after every shower and it does fool my brain.

With that thought, try the Gold Bond Lotion. It can't hurt.

I have a great back scratcher for my phantom back itch. DH was massaging my back and shoulder when I had broken the shoulder and he knew exactly where to scratch that itch just because he had seen the red skin when I was dressing.

Oh how I miss those nightly massages! But I will take being ignored over the pain of healing a break.
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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?
I never thought about this as a possibility with MS (and don't know the answer to that) but I do know it did happen with a facial laceration I received on my chin when I was 17 (requiring 63 stitches). As the severed nerves sought to reconnect, I experienced itching sensations. The surgeons said that was normal and yes, my "nerves were reconnecting" (they did not say remyelinating)
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I like that, Becca..
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Chazen, when I get the hand nerve itchies, I find that clear calamine lotion helps.
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