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Diseases That Cause Itchy Skin

Diseases that cause itchy skin - If you’ve had a skin condition for more than 7-10 days and have been unable to isolate the cause, there could be an underlying illness that’s gone undetected. Here’s a brief list of common diseases that cause itchy skin or cause your skin to rash, crack, flake and itch:



Autoimmune Disorders: When the immune system begins to attack itself, this causes itching along with pain and sometimes difficulty breathing.

Cancer: Skin cancer may itch, and various forms of cancer like leukemia, lung cancer, and prostrate cancer may all cause skin irritation

Diabetes: Diabetes and itchy skin is pretty common. Diabetes can cause a variety of skin conditions including: bacterial infections that become red, hot, swollen and itchy; fungal infections (like athletes foot or yeast infections); diabetic dermopathy (light brown patches that flake or scale); diabetic blisters and atherosclerosis.

Kidney Failure: When your kidneys cannot get rid of waste, the entire body becomes fatigued and skin begins to itch. Other symptoms are flu-like nausea and on-going weight loss.

Liver Disease: Liver diseases very often cause itching. While doctors aren’t certain as to why, they believe the various toxins accumulating in the blood when the liver functions poorly may produce the itching. Liver diseases are often accompanied by nausea and weariness.

Thyroid Disease: Along with weight gain or loss, thyroid disease can manifest into itchy skin.

Natural Remedies for Severe Itchy Skin

No matter the underlying cause for your skin irritation, you need to take care of it so that the skin can return to a healthier state. Remember that skin is an organ, the largest one in the body, and it’s your first line of defense against germs, etc.

One simple solution is taking a warm bath with cornstarch, oatmeal and a little lemon juice (do not use the lemon if your skin is hurting). Cold packs or a warm, wet chamomile tea bag placed on the region sometimes ease itching too.

When skin is dry and flaky you need to keep it moist somehow. Petroleum jelly is one option for localized itching. Try to avoid any harsh soap or cleansers.

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