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Old 03-08-2009, 01:34 PM #5
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hi hun i know about the itching all to well. the best combo for me is pepsid and benedryl the pepsid is a histamine blocker also i would ask about that . make sure to take the benedryl ever 4 hrs . have you tried any of the cortizone creams or oatmeal baths or even cornstarch works for me too . i know the itching drives me bonkers !!! maybe this will help
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