Itching without any visible rash for five days, followed by cold and fever, most often points to either a viral illness (many viral fevers cause itching before any rash appears) or an allergic reaction, sometimes to something new such as a soap, detergent, food or medicine. Dry skin in cold weather is another very common cause. Persistent itching with no rash occasionally reflects an internal cause such as anaemia, thyroid disease, liver or kidney problems, so it is worth a basic check if it continues.ithout any visible rash together with a recent cold and fever is most often an allergic or viral reaction, and dry skin or heat can make it worse. Sometimes a viral illness itself triggers hives that come and go without leaving marks. It is usually self-limiting, but persistent itching needs a check for causes such as anaemia, thyroid, liver or blood sugar problems.
Next Steps
For now, use lukewarm (not hot) water, a mild soap, and a generous moisturiser twice daily; wear cotton clothes and stop any newly introduced soap, detergent or cosmetic. Paracetamol as needed for fever, plenty of fluids and rest usually settle a viral illness in 3-5 days, and a non-sedating antihistamine such as cetirizine at night can be taken for the itch after checking with a doctor. If the fever lasts beyond 3-4 days, get a CBC, ESR/CRP, LFT, RFT, TSH and, in an endemic area, dengue/malaria tests. Feel free to consult me on Practo or at Synergy Miraj if it is not settling.
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Seek care urgently if you develop swelling of the lips, face or tongue, breathlessness or wheeze, blisters or peeling skin, a spreading rash with high fever, or yellow eyes.
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Paracetamol for fever management and a simple over-the-counter antihistamine (e.g., Cetirizine 10 mg at bedtime) for pruritus, alongside gentle skin moisturizing.
Seek immediate emergency care if they develop breathing difficulty, facial swelling, high persistent fever, or spread of skin lesions/rash
During Fever body releases multiple enzymes and hormones which can cause itching without rash.
Secondly liver related issues, early jaundice can cause itching too.
Sometimes unknowingly drug related issues can cause too..... Especially taking expired paracetamol or generic drugs accidentally etc
There are such plenty of reasons for itching
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feel free to consult me on practo for further evaluation and management
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hydrate yourself more
that helps u to improve if itching is due to multiple enzymes and hormones released during fever
The symptoms you are suggesting is a allergic response to your body against any kind of allergen , it could be medicine and any other thing . Get your cbc done and hydroxyzine 25mg sos for itching
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Feel free to ask your query on practo
You take ctz tab 10 mg before sleep during night and tab pcm 500 three time a day and observe your daily routine if you develop any allergy from anything
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Observe your routine to know if you have any allergy and discuss with me and explain symptoms in detail for more precise diagonsis you can connect with me with practo and on my WhatsApp also
Possible allergic reaction due dust or any other allergen
Tab. Montas-L at bed time
Tab. Dolo 650mg 1–1–1 for 3 days
Drink plenty of fluids and stay hydrated
Levocitrizine 5mg once daily at night — 5days
If fever - Paracetamol 650mg twice daily
Hydrate yourself properly
Put some vicks vaporub and do steam inhalation twice daily for soothing effect .
If still persist then take a consultation
If you would like to discuss your concern in more detail, please feel free to contact me on WhatsApp at nine one one nine two five five six nine nine. Alternatively, you can connect with me through the Practo app for a detailed consultation
Could be due to dry skin.
Get cbc, blood sugar done and share results.
Apply some natural oil or moisturising lotion, 2 to 3 times over body.
Take tab cetrizine 5mg one morning and one evening for 5days days.
Tab beplex forte one daily for 2 weeks.
Caladryl lotion with betnovate c in 3:1 ratio apply after bath n in evening too.
Tab montek lc one at night for five days.
Cefexim o200 two times after food for five days. Zerodol sp three times a day after food for five days.
Particular which part of the body.... If u have itching more severe take Tab. Cetrizine 10 mg at night 1 tab... and for fever since 2 days u can take Tab.PCT 650mg... sos..... and do CBC and book me on practo show me the report ...
Itching might be due to allergy .hope you don’t have any other medical problems.Any insect bite or bed bugs ?
Take anti histamine for itching like cetrizine 10 mg at night for 2 days
For fever take paracetamol .Do steam inhalation and warm saline gargles
See if the itching is persisting
If so do a cbc and serum ig E and consult a doctor
If you want to discuss your symptoms in detail, you can connect with me on Practo or WA business- 77 260 46 121,
I’ll take your complete history and guide you about the appropriate next step.
Requires a proper assessment to understand the underlying cause and guide you.
Please book a consultation for a detailed evaluation, personalized treatment plan and further advice.
If you would like to discuss your concern in more detail, please feel free to contact me on WhatsApp at eight six one nine six six nine nine zero six. Alternatively, you can connect with me through the Practo app for a detailed consultation
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