• yuri@pawb.social
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      26 days ago

      bad itch in the palms and fingers can sometimes have wilder causes, like nerve damage or developing arthritis!

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      26 days ago

      Agree except I would suggest sunflower oil as it’s non-comodogenic unlike coconut oil which is on the “extreme” side

    • Thassodar@sh.itjust.works
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      26 days ago

      I’ll keep this in mind because I play pickleball a lot and the dead skin patches from my shoes rubbing against my feet are… Not pretty.

      Lately I’ve been using cocoa butter Gold Bond lotion, and that has made a big difference.

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    You ever get that on the bottom of your foot where scratching tickles too much and you realize that biting it, while not physically possible for yourself, would also be a bad idea? So then you just rub it on a carpet and hope that you can give yourself enough of a rug burn to temporarily mask the itch?

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      25 days ago

      Because I never saw a neurotypical Person doing that.

      And I totally thought its an neurotypical thing

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      25 days ago

      If only on one side of the body? A mirror, probably. If they’ve been used to treat phantom limb pain, maybe they’d work for itches too?