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Old 01-07-2024, 07:45 AM #1
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Hello, I am new here. I hope someone sees my problem and can help me. I have a neuropathic itch. It started on the back of my head. it itches so bad that it is driving me crazy. now it is getting worse. sometimes i itch on my sides, rib cages, arm pits, bends in my elbow, bends behind my knees and sometime my stomach area. I am taking Gabapentin. At first it helped but now it is not helping anymore. Has anyone had this kind of itching? or know what cause's it? It is about to ruin my life.
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