I am 21 years old. Whenever I come out after taking a shower my whole body feels itchy and my skin turns red for few hours. At first I thought it was some reaction to the soap i use, so i tried changing my soap, towels,etc. But then too i still feel itchy right after coming out of shower and its been over an year now. Also, recently from like 2 months my back has turned black. Earlier it started developing patches but now its turning black completely. I am really worried about these issues. please tell me what i am possibly suffering with and is it treatable. Should i be really worried?.
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Don't worry...you are suffering from cholinergic urticaria causing this itching sensation.. Specific medicine available for good control... Treatment depends on the severity..Do direct online consultation for detailed prescription by sending photos.
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You might be having aquagenic urticaria In simple words allergy due to water or due to friction of towel rub
Nothing to worry
Chronic itching can lead to secondary pigmenatation called amyloidosis?
Need pics and proper history to confirm the diagnosis
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