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Smerrill
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I have a constant itching on my side under my arm with no visible rash. My eyes have been itching also. I was diagnosed with lyme 4 years ago, but laced in all treatments a year ago.
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Re your side itch, I had an invisible itching on my foot and applying ketoconazole worked - that's an anti-fungal, although I couldn't see anything.

Also could be a form of detoxing? Don't know.

No idea at all whether this would work for your eyes - drinking mangosteen juice, an anti-inflammatory juice, stops all Lyme eye symptome for me. But I didn't have the itching sx.
The juice is in health food stores and online. I like Mango-Xan, as it's the most tart version.

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Candida, allergies, detoxing ... also, some Babesia symptom lists mention "waves of generalized itching".

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Definitely consider candida or even histamine intolerance.

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Thank you . Will have to investigate. I am just so uncomfortable
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Liver and kidney issues also cause itching.

My eyes have itched badly this year. It's a really bad allergy season.

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