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   CathyD Moderator

   <p>Thank you for sharing your story with the community, <inline-mention user-id="3336337" username="handsandfeet"/> . I&#39;m so sorry to hear you are suffering so much with this. It can be incredibly challenging when the hands and feet are affected. Are you working with a dermatologist at the moment? I thought that these tips for itch relief may be helpful: <a href='https://plaquepsoriasis.com/living/quick-tips-psoriasis-itch-relief/' target='_blank'>https://plaquepsoriasis.com/living/quick-tips-psoriasis-itch-relief/</a> <br> <br> Please stop by anytime you need support - we&#39;re here for you. -Catherine, Community Moderator</p>

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   handsandfeet Member

   <p>I am working with a dermatologist, and am on an injection medication! Also some topical medication,but the itching never stops! Antihistamines do not help at all, the only thing that takes the edge off is putting my feet on an ice pack!</p>

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      CathyD Moderator

      <p>The itching can definitely be aggravating, <a></a><a></a><a><inline-mention user-id="3336337" username="handsandfeet"/></a> :/ I hope that some relief comes your way very soon. We&#39;re here anytime you need to vent! <br> <br> I have tried an ice pack for my psoriatic arthritis pain, but not for the itching. I&#39;ll definitely give it a try - thanks for the tip!</p>

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      VickiN Moderator & Contributor

      <p><inline-mention user-id="3336337" username="handsandfeet"/> , I try to find creams that contain menthol as the cooling sensation is very helpful. There were also some ladies in the community suggesting taking a bath and applying a turmeric/oatmeal paste to your worst patches and then washing off. Let us know what you&#39;re trying next! <br> -Victoria, Community Moderator</p>

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