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Topic: itchy palms after a hot bath

lotus26
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i'm not currently on any antibiotics, only lamictal and zoloft.

why the intense itching on my palms and sometimes on the soles of my feet after a hot bath?

no hives , just red and a deep itch. it eventually goes away. anyone else?

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XxDarkEuphoriaxX
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i think its normal with a hot bath or shower.

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'Kete-tracker
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That happens with me on occasion.
Usually during hay fever season, for me, for some reason.
(It can even happen for a while when I go swimming in a warm lake in the summer.)

I think you have nothing to be concerned about, though. Just a circulation phenomena.

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Tincup
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My folks told me when I was little if my right palm itched it meant I was going to meet someone new. (Shake hands with your right hand).

If my left palm itched I would be getting some money.

I don't know why your palms itch, but their prediction usually didn't come true, so don't hold your breath.

[Big Grin]

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