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Old 11-16-2011, 07:14 AM #1
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Question Itching?
I woke up this morning with itching going down my entire right side—the arm that was bothering me more—from face to foot. What the...? Does anyone have any ideas? I'm stumped (and itchy).
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i get this all the time (not to my feet tho), i think its just nerve irritation

check your vitamins/mineral levels
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Thanks for the reply. Is there anything you've found that helps to relieve it?
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no actually, im afraid to move when it happens its bizarre
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Is it a skin itch or some sort of internal muscle/fascia itch?
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