Continue the medication for now but discuss this symptom with your treating psychiatrist before making any changes. Sometimes itching can occur as a mild side effect, but if it persists or worsens, the doctor may adjust the dose or consider another option. Also observe whether there is any rash, swelling, or allergy-like reaction. I understand this symptom can be troubling, especially when the medicine was started to help your OCD, but with proper review it can be managed.

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Hello maybe switching to other medication might help you with this problem

Hi.. may be switching to another medicine may help. Consult online for treatment

Itching can occur rarely with Escitalopram as well as Fluoxetine (Flunil). If itching started after the drug and there is no rash or swelling, you may try continuing with an antihistamine for a few days and monitor. If itching persists or worsens, switching to another SSRI (e.g., sertraline/fluvoxamine) can be considered. Do not stop the medication abruptly—consult your psychiatrist for adjustment.

Hi. Itching may be a side effect of both flunil and escitalopram. However the side effect is rare. It is important to understand the timeline of when the medication was started and when you developed rash. Anyways you have other treatment options available for OCD. Hence you need not worry. Reach out for further advice.