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Several over-the-counter options can help relieve itching:

• Corticosteroid creams (like hydrocortisone)
• Capsaicin cream
• Menthol cream
• Emollient moisturizers
• Antihistamine medications (oral)

For best results, test any new product on a small skin patch first and wait several days to check for reactions. Additional Show Full Answer

Several over-the-counter options can help relieve itching:

• Corticosteroid creams (like hydrocortisone)
• Capsaicin cream
• Menthol cream
• Emollient moisturizers
• Antihistamine medications (oral)

For best results, test any new product on a small skin patch first and wait several days to check for reactions. Additional tips to manage itching:

• Avoid scratching (wear gloves/mittens if needed)
• Apply cool, damp washcloths to affected areas
• Keep skin moisturized
• Wear soft, non-irritating clothing
• Keep bedroom temperature cool at night

If over-the-counter treatments don't provide relief, consult your healthcare provider about prescription options like stronger corticosteroids or other medications.

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