How to Treat Your Skin Problems : Itchy Skin Conditions

Itchy skin conditions can be caused by several different things and will bring a patient to the dermatologist very quickly. Find out the many causes for itchy skin and how to prevent them with the advice of a practicing dermatologist in this free video on treating your skin problems.

Expert: Dr. Stephen H. Mandy, M.D.
Contact: www.mandymd.com
Bio: Dr. Stephen H. Mandy completed his residencies at Johns Hopkins University and University of Miami and earned his medical degree at George Washington University.
Filmmaker: Paul Muller

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[AceryBoGG]

I just got this weird itch all around my arms, and it came out of nowhere. I'm trying to sleep but I can't! All I did was dry brush and moisturize my arms less than an hour ago... The itch looks like poison ivy marks now that I've scratched it...

[lilskropy2]

@1321theshawty dude ur such a cunt

[hotspot636]

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[araceli3912]

i am allergic to bee stings and latex but the weird allergy i have is to vinegar but i can eat pickles and i am fine which is odd i cant eat ketchups with a high vinegar content thanks for ur vid

[ebgnina]

Dr. Mandy you claim that scabies mite inhabit the body but not the face or head area. What parasites or insects that inhabit the face and head area?

[1321theshawty]

imagine this dude rapping u!!!!!!! (srry he looks like someone who would do that

[MrsNiky5]

thanks

[baystategal]

Thank you for your videos. They are informative and objective. And you are well-spoken.

[tydirten]

It was brought up to my attention that the itch nerve fibers are seperate compared to pain receptors research by neurophysiologist Martin Schmelz. He proved that the need to scratch reaches the spinal cord from the skin via independent nerve fibers called polymodal C-fibers.