Other skin diseases can appear too: eczema (inflamed, itchy, irritated skin); vitiligo (a loss of skin pigment in blotches); sarcoidosis (an inflammatory disease); lichen planus (flat, itchy, purple bumps); even skin cancer.
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Another patient who worked in a growing facility developed a persistent runny nose, itchy eyes, dry cough, and itchy hands with an eczema-like rash, which was worse when he was at work.
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Itchy eyes are a cruel side effect of having hayfever.
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My face has been literally itchy today – it's no fun.
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"Conscious clothing doesn't mean itchy, crafty and gross," Wilde said.
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The wheat is raging, too, but this is so itchy.
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The wigs are itchy, especially for those with thinning hair.
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It can be really itchy and just cosmetically really annoying.
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"Sometimes the rashes are itchy, sometimes they're flaky," she says.
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Symptoms of dermatitis include rashes, blisters, and itchy, dry skin.
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But not everyone reacts to mosquitoes with an itchy wheal.
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Despite its intricate lace detailing, it's never itchy or uncomfortable.
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Those chemicals also leave us with that classic itchy bump.
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In covert toxocariasis, the only symptom is an itchy rash.
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The main symptom is typically an itchy mouth or throat.
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So we can tell if they are itchy or painful.
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Soon, her sister was complaining about an itchy scalp too.
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Patients may get hives, itchy eyes and a runny nose.
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Many complained about persistent headaches, itchy eyes, and hacking coughs.
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Elon Musk's itchy Twitter finger has got him in trouble again.
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Donald Trump's presidency is giving hackers an exciting, if itchy, fame.
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Quick: Do you have an itchy trigger finger at this point?
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BUFFETT: NO, YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO HAVE AN ITCHY TRIGGER FINGER.
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Common allergic reactions to peanuts include hives, rashes and itchy skin.
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They didn't get itchy or irritated, and the wearable didn't break.
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To help itchy canines finally find relief, Lachey advises visiting youranimalinstinct.
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I'm like, "Uh, no" if something is itchy or not comfortable.
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These areas can be itchy or cause a burning, stinging sensation.
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It most often appears as itchy, peeling skin between the toes.
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It's probably quite an itchy thing to do to be honest.
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They were itchy at first but now were kind of sore.
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It looks like it might be itchy, but it's surprisingly soft.
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Buffett: No. You can't afford to have an itchy trigger finger, but – well, in one sense you could say I always have an itchy one in the sense that I'm always looking for things to do.
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WARREN BUFFETT: No. You can't afford to have an itchy trigger finger, but – well, in one sense you could say I always have an itchy one in the sense that I'm always looking for things to do.
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The viral infection, also known as varicella, causes an itchy blistering rash.
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But three weeks later, her body was covered in itchy, burning spots.
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After the third week, my skin was no longer itchy and red.
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BECKY QUICK: Do you have an itchy trigger finger at this point?
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Brown said that her skin gets itchy after showering in her house.
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Allergy symptoms can include a stuffy nose, sneezing, and itchy, watery eyes.
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My eyelashes didn't seem any longer, but my eyes did get itchy.
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You'll be itchy as hell to clip your way out of them.
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They swarm you, they bite you and they leave you incredibly itchy.
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Often itchy and annoying, hives typically go away in about 24 hours.
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But then she began getting itchy and rashes appeared on her arms.
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Have you ever suffered from eczema or extremely dry and itchy skin?
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Raised patches of dry, scaly, itchy skin are a hallmark of psoriasis.
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It's still really itchy, and now I'm scared I'm going to die.
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Folliculitis is an itchy rash caused by hair follicles infected with bacteria.
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I looked at it and felt sick, pulse racing, skin felt itchy.
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Day 1-2: Sneezing and an itchy throat are the first symptoms.
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I always feel like expectation is a very itchy sweater on me.
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Passengers also complained of burning eyes and itchy skin, the recording showed.
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Now records, itchy even in their impossibility, wait impatiently to be smashed.
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"Trump's itchy Twitter thumbs have redefined politics," a CNET headline recently declared.
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I began to get itchy and to lose my appetite for painting.
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The backs of my legs were stuck on that itchy wool skirt.
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Scabies, an itchy, highly infectious disease caused by mites, afflicted many Chinese.
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Part of that is on Trump, naturally, and his itchy Twitter finger.
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Sorry if it makes you itchy — maybe you should take up scratching.
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Unfortunately, someone had an itchy trigger finger (the page has since been removed).
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Any sense of coherent, linear storytelling might be fractured by itchy trigger fingers.
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I learned that manspreading is a choice, and facial hair is really itchy.
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The skin becomes itchy, irritated, and covered in small red bumps or welts.
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The gods, feeling itchy and bored one day, noticed this young woman's yearning.
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My skin turned to pure, itchy fire upon contact with the outside air.
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Symptoms: These rashes may be itchy, but there are usually no other symptoms.
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She is itchy all the time and feels off balance on solid ground.
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So if you're pregnant and feeling a little itchy, don't worry too much.
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Even the longing conveyed in her lyrics seemed romantic, not itchy like mine.
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My throat feels itchy and then my stomach ends up feeling very unsettled.
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Risks, like itchy corn rashes and stumbling across cars filled with dead pigs.
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If pressed, the red skin will turn white; it can also be itchy.
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Folliculitis is a common affliction that looks like itchy red bumps or acne.
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Athlete's foot is a common, itchy infection caused by fungus on the feet.
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Sometimes, I have to get in the shower because I feel so itchy.
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Rereading it during the visit to Florence made me feel, somehow, spiritually itchy.
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Seasonal allergy symptoms frequently include sneezing and congestion, as well as itchy eyes.
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"This is a great product for dry, itchy, or irritated skin," she says.
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For example, an itchy vulva is a common symptom of a yeast infection.
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If you inject an itchy substance, they use a hind leg to scratch.
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There are several rashes specific to pregnancy that can make a woman itchy.
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Jim Furyk, the 2003 champion, said the tick menace made him feel itchy.
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If it's made of wool and could even remotely be considered itchy, pass.
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Eating meat can trigger allergic reactions, from an itchy rash to anaphylactic shock.
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I'd look over to John and tell him, 'I'm itchy,' but I wouldn't stop.
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When itchy scalp strikes, put a bottle of this Matrix shampoo in your shower.
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If you're struggling with an itchy, flaky scalp, oil can potentially worsen your condition.
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Your last spider-bite resulted in an itchy bump rather than wall-crawling powers.
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You may feel like you are itchy too, but that&aposs a good thing!
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Even so, Trump's itchy Twitter finger may make it harder for Johnson to act.
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He came across as overly programmed, one-dimensional and itchy to go to war.
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Sometimes you really just need someone to get that itchy spot you cannot reach.
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The characters are irksome at best, itchy and irritating at their one-note worst.
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And no, we're not talking about J.Crew sweater sets or your grandpa's itchy collection.
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It doesn't appear to be going so well for the president's itchy blocking finger!
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It never spread beyond my wrist, and over time, the itchy patch went away.
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Unfortunately, the book explains, Pereira's trigger finger was too itchy, and he fired early.
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WARREN BUFFETT: I'm always-- I--if it goes for 15 minutes, I get itchy.
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On top of all that, Bostock says that her growing belly became unbearably itchy.
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What should feel urgent and engaged, however, often comes across as itchy and impatient.
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Though his arm may be itchy for the next few days, he will survive.
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Bless him for dealing with what must be an aggressively itchy beard by now.
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If it's barley, you make your beer and stuff out of, it's horrendously itchy.
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Sweaters are itchy but it's worth it to be so delightfully cozy and adorable.
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She credits the British designer Henry Holland with helping to make Itchy Scratchy happen.
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There's a blizzard of names (Norm Litwak, Alf Dolinsky, Itchy Burman) in Orner's stories.
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Marreese Speights can't guard anybody, but his itchy trigger finger will stretch opposing defenses.
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Depending on the situation, your vagina can sometimes feel wet, itchy, burning, or swollen.
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The New Old Age Louise Abate first noticed an itchy tingle near her hairline.
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Part of the problem is that Mr. Trump's itchy Twitter finger can't resist bluster.
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Chickenpox: The blistery and itchy illness that hasn't gone away Chickenpox, the viral illness that causes a blistery itchy rash often accompanied by fever and generalized malaise, has not exactly gone away since the vaccine was introduced in the United States in 1995.
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Apparently, baggier clothes can trap sand in uncomfortable places, leaving players squirming and itchy midgame.
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For me, on the other hand, LifeDNA's products instead resulted in itchy, pimple-prone skin.
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Click through for 10 spring trends that we're keeping our (itchy allergy) eyes peeled for.
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I asked the woman conducting the test if she was about to make me itchy.
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I stand in the light; I just get a bit itchy when I do it.
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BUFFETT: I HATE IT. QUICK: DO YOU HAVE AN ITCHY TRIGGER FINGER AT THIS POINT?
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The extra skin cells form scales and red patches that are itchy and sometimes painful.
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The extra skin cells cause scales and red patches that are itchy and sometimes painful.
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The sun will also oppose Uranus on this day, making us feel itchy about change.
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The chickenpox, caused by the the varicella-zoster virus, are an itchy, blister-like rash.
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"I know they are harmless, but they make me super itchy seeing them," she said.
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You turn red and itchy, and swell up as the histamines build in your system.
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Experiencing a spotty, red, itchy rash that stays with you when you leave the sun?
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Ever feel like your tongue is a little itchy after eating your morning avocado toast?
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So were depression, anxiety and psoriasis flare-ups of itchy, dry skin on the genitals.
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DevaCurl Mist-er Right Dream Curl Refresher helps your itchy scalp chill out between washes.
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Dry skin not only looks dull and flaky, but it also feels tight and itchy.
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My face is itchy, it's red, and I have a little bit of a headache.
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But residue of tear gas hung in the air outside, inducing itchy eyes and sneezing.
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Just seeing someone else scratch, or thinking about feeling ticklish, can make you itchy, too.
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I have a ton of thread that's making me very itchy in a good way.
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Dry skin not only looks dull and flaky, but it also feels tight and itchy.
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In what's called common toxocariasis, patients have gastrointestinal symptoms as well as an itchy rash.
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Here, the itchy energy of youth is ready to burst forth, right off the page.
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But, to test the itch system, a reliable means of making mice itchy was required.
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Usually, his itchy Twitter finger spells trouble, furiously tapping out missives unmoored from policy deliberation.
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According to Malik, her hair began falling out, and her scalp became itchy and flaky.
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Itchy mouth and throat can be a sign of both food allergies and seasonal allergies.
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The tweets, too, are not out of place from a man with such itchy thumbs.
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I go to work in a scarf and discretely scratch my itchy skull all day long.
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Plus, they answer the important questions in life, like: What do you do about itchy nipples?
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If you have a skin condition and are experiencing itchy nipples, your dermatologist can advise you.
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Similarly, certain types of materials, such as wool, can lead to itchy nipples — as can bras.
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Some people also experience itchy nipples during pregnancy or as the result of other hormonal changes.
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Occasionally, itchy nipples are a symptom of a more serious health concern, such as breast cancer.
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A bug bite is usually an itchy annoyance for a few days until it goes away.
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The drug has also been linked to increased instances of an itchy skin condition called pruritus.
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The result is itchy eyes, runny noses, a scratchy throat, and, in severe cases, constricted airways.
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Amid a rise in discretionary spending power on the mainland, the Chinese have developed itchy feet.
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So what are these pesky little ocean critters and why do they make us so itchy?
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A dog's histamine reaction to the bite can include itchy, inflamed skin and even hair loss.
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But to paraphrase Mark Twain, reports of the death of itchy pubes have been greatly exaggerated.
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How can I possibly express myself when my body feels so itchy and looks so raw?
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In humans, roundworms and hookworms can cause symptoms like coughing, abdominal pain, or an itchy rash.
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A number had skin rashes and most suffered from itchy eyes, hair loss and persistent headaches.
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Instead, put it to good use by making an oatmeal bath to relieve your itchy bite.
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Designers removed itchy tags, seams and other details that the children could find irritating or uncomfortable.
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Symptoms: Along with an itchy, red rash, you may see swelling and feel a burning sensation.
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We're not just talking about itchy, red bumps that make you not want to wear shorts.
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They need Speights' itchy-trigger finger and his three-pointers that still feel like little miracles.
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I have become the itchy-scratchy stressball of neuroses that the quantified-self industry subsists on.
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When I'm unraveled from my itchy chrysalis, I wonder if I'm supposed to feel re-born.
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The waistband was soft, and the tights weren't itchy or uncomfortable like pantyhose can sometimes be.
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Kiss itchy, flaky, dull skin goodbye after smoothing on Vaseline Intensive Care Advanced Repair Unscented Lotion.ProsCons
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One of the things that surprised me was how my scalp didn't feel itchy at all.
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I prefer to wear a long sleeve underneath it because it can become a bit itchy.
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Credit goes to the antioxidant and antimicrobial compounds in honey, which can help soothe itchy throats.
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Acne is not typically itchy, and usually appears over a long period of time, Looi adds.
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As a kid, I'd sometimes wind up with intensely itchy full-body hives after gym class.
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Allergies cause itchy eyes and nose whereas the common cold comes with headaches and body aches.
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You may feel the hands have a burning or tingling sensation or feel itchy and irritated.
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Because my bites get very swollen and itchy, I feared that hundreds would be even worse.
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I did that and so far haven't had any itchy redness, but keep it in mind.
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We might think that because saying no is itchy then it's the wrong thing to do.
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The provider in this study pricked participants' forearms with histamine, which makes skin itchy and red.
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The next day, she woke to find a sprinkle of itchy red pinpoints dotting her chest.
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You're sticking with these companies, but you obviously have an itchy attitude towards new things. Yeah.
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The car ride home to Brooklyn felt as itchy and restless as returning from the beach.
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I get super-antsy when I have an itchy tag on the back of my shirt.
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My belly spotted with tender bruises and itchy red patches where the needles had gone in.
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When they are given peanut slurry, they experience reactions ranging from itchy snouts to anaphylactic shock.
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A small thing can make you feel itchy, and it can also make new life grow.
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Wool for instance is warm, but can get itchy, and may not be difficult to wash.
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"Most of the women end up with sensitive, dry, or itchy skin, like sunburn," Sovanly says.
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While the foam here seems like it would feel itchy, the delicate, lace-like cover softens it.
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And while usually, itchy nipples don't indicate a serious health concern, they can still be really annoying.
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"Red, itchy, or flaky skin may signify an allergic reaction to a personal-care product," he says.
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Like your favorite creature's body, your own will grow enough hair to become uncomfortably itchy and unattractive.
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From mosquitos to horse flies, noseeums to ticks, bug bites can be miserable, especially if they're itchy.
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Where some see nonsensical ramblings from a president with an itchy Twitter finger, others see dollar signs.
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Or was his lip just itchy and a tiny bite was the easiest way to scratch it?
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I figured I was doomed to a lifetime of red, itchy, irritated — yet blissfully B.O.-free — armpits.
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The rash is often raised, with bumps or blisters that can be very red and extremely itchy.
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When the condition becomes inflamed and itchy, it is called seborrheic dermatitis, a specific form of eczema.
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But you don't have to spend another night in an uncomfortable dress or itchy store-bought costume.
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The purpose of this chorus of flies would be to, I don't know, represent Elio's itchy restlessness.
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Sometimes, people with celiac have broader symptoms, such as fatigue, itchy skin, joint pain, and even anemia.
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If you still have an itchy trigger finger, there's plenty of other wartime fun to be had.
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You know that feeling when you're wearing a super itchy sweater that never seems to be comfortable?
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You can also apply a cold compress or a towel wrapped in ice if you're feeling itchy.
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He's only six months old and this poor kid can't sleep because he's itchy all the time.
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You're tired, you're itchy, and your nose is a snot waterfall — you know this is a cold.
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But it's also what makes those itchy bumps appear after the mosquito gets its fill and leaves.
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That Saturday's march is also dwarfing his turnout must be giving him a very itchy Twitter finger.
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Most important, he needs somehow to holster an itchy Twitter finger that resides in the White House.
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It soothed my itchy, flaky skin, and left it more hydrated and supple after just one week.
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Chemicals keep the pool clean but can also cause problems such as rashes, itchy eyes, and coughing.
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Plus, it suppresses your immune system, so the wound is less likely to get red or itchy.
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Their itchy bites can turn a festive barbecue miserable or ruin a bucolic walk in the woods.
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Justice, in this grand, grim story, has feet not of clay but of gross, itchy, mortal flesh.
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The sunburned parts of my skin were unbearably itchy and hot, and covered in an unsightly rash.
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They're itchy, hot, and stick to your skin while you sit on your butt all day long.
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If the stratum corneum gets too dry, the skin can become itchy, scaly, inflamed, leathery and unattractive.
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In addition to the ashiness, dehydrated skin may feel tight or more sensitive and itchy than usual.
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He said his symptoms had begun with an itchy throat, and eventually included vomiting and difficulty breathing.
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Smaller than mosquitoes, they can slip through some screens; their sharp bites raise small, intensely itchy bumps.
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Doctors often prescribe an oral corticosteroid, like prednisone, along with an antihistamine to treat mild itchy rashes.
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So it's not a total loss for those of us itchy for new numbers all the time.
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The amenities were nonexistent: no hot water, no sheets and 'blankets' that were itchy pieces of carpet.
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Eczema, also called atopic dermatitis, can lead to scaly, itchy rashes that keep kids up at night.
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Washing powder causes eczema FALSE: Eczema is a condition where the skin is dry, itchy and red.
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The material is quick-drying without being itchy, which I appreciate as someone with particularly sensitive skin.
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One sentence of assurance from a provider led patients to report that their reactions were less itchy.
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By 1998, the cancer had progressed to tumors, with scaly, itchy splotches spreading all over her body.
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People who come in contact with the colonies will get at least a few itchy, probably painful pustules.
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As the name suggests, people might feel itchy or prickly sensations on their skin, and get red bumps.
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There, the spores can cause swelling, itchy bumps or blisters, and also painless ulcers with a black center.
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Both are meant to moisturize and firm, if you're feeling some dry, itchy skin as the weather turns.
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Instead, I removed the cheap, itchy lingerie set I'd bought during my first sex store visit in college.
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Eczema — characterized by itchy, dry, cracked, sore, and red skin — is extremely common, especially in babies and children.
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We talked to nurse practitioner Ebony Midcalf, MSPH, MSN, WHNP-BC about common causes of an itchy vag.
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Symptoms of the condition, which is highly contagious, include itchy, watery eyes, eye redness, eye discharge and crusting.
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He threw them out — carefully, lest he get a handful of painful, itchy needles — and reinstalled the pump.
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Everybody gets itchy sometimes, but have you ever stopped to ask what causes these strange urges to scratch?
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"Itchy red spots on the face are extremely common postpartum," says Miami-based dermatologist Dr. S. Manjula Jegasothy.
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It was very slightly itchy as is any cashmere, but it was completely bearable to wear all day.
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Or it could just be allergies, especially if you've been sneezing and your eyes and nose are itchy.
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As life threw them curves, or they simply got itchy, they changed addresses, but always within the community.
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Some, however, are noticing side effects that aren't generally associated with pot, like runny noses and itchy eyes.
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Beauregard, itchy and unimpressed, rocking the bed as he chewed the bald pink wet spot beside his tail.
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At the same time, though, a counternarrative of cinematic tortoises has nestled alongside these itchy-splicing-finger hares.
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But even with careful preventive efforts, you will often still find those itchy red bumps mosquitoes leave behind.
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His body was itchy and swollen from the rash, and he had a throbbing pain in his head.
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No, not the sadness that Friends has officially left Netflix, but the unmistakable feeing of dry, itchy skin.
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It was horrible — so itchy and the treatment dried my skin out so badly it blistered for weeks.
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In November, Anderson was diagnosed with scabies, an itchy rash commonly spread by skin contact in crowded conditions.
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It's not normally itchy or painful, but the area may feel a little warm when you touch it.
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In the next room, there was a young paralegal with a spray of itchy bumps on his scalp.
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Zytner, 25, and his girlfriend, Katie Stephens, 22, of Windsor, Ontario, returned home January 18 with itchy feet.
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In a recent study, a research group pricked 76 participants with histamine, which makes skin itchy and red.
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Let that sink in: Trump's itchy Twitter finger came close to possibly starting a war with North Korea.
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I've had problems with an itchy scalp and my hair coming out more than usual ever since month four.
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I stopped wearing heels except on rare special occasions and I stopped wearing tight, itchy, or otherwise uncomfortable outfits.
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Vegetables like celery, carrots, onions, and potatoes, along with peanuts and hazelnuts, can also cause itchy mouths and inflammation.
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This non-itchy merino crew neck top is naturally odor-controlling, breathable and so comfortable, you'll wear it daily.
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And I have no doubt the number of itchy scalps will grow tenfold now that the deal is done.
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Sure, the season gives us the holidays and hot cocoa, but it also gives us painfully dry, itchy skin.
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There is war in every element, and I'm unsettled, itchy, headachy, like I used to be before a storm.
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She had broken out in itchy, red welts all over her body overnight and started having a panic attack.
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While you might jump to "yeast infection" as the explanation for an itchy vagina, it's not the only cause.
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Rashes. Whether it's a heat rash, a bug bite, or poison ivy, being red and itchy is no fun.
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It commonly plagues visitors by causing an itchy rash that can then serve as an entry point for bacteria.
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I, like Nick, am the owner of a pup who just so happens to suffer from various itchy conditions.
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And while the Trump administration has been itchy for a legislative "win," that's not happening any time soon either.
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Another downside of hair growth products is that they can make your hair feel greasy or your scalp itchy.
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First Person The first bloom appeared in the crease of my right elbow, an itchy cluster that I ignored.
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Her penmanship started off as bold, capital letters, but by the end, it petered out into tight, itchy cursive.
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Of course, for many of us, it's also a time of hellish pollen fields, itchy eyes, and nonstop sneezing.
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In centuries past, the lower class slept on itchy straw pallets, and I bet they slept really fucking well.
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The bouncers looked itchy for someone to nut and the walls throbbed with barely-out-of-adolescence sexual rabidness.
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The usual symptoms of hyperthyroidism are pretty apparent: The heart races; patients are sweaty, shaky, itchy and sometimes feverish.
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While they don't carry diseases to humans (that we know of), their bites are itchy and can get infected.
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The storage space was dark, cold, cramped and smelled like wet fur — and it was filled with itchy straw.
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The jaunty track is about the allure of crystal meth addiction and the itchy desperation of desiring an escape.
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President Trump, who is known for his quick temper and itchy Twitter-fingers, hasn't acknowledged the activist-led events.
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Combined with the itchy and, at times, burning sensation on my hands and feet (hi, neuropathy), I am a mess.
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Officials said 17 people are being treated for minor injuries, including burning eyes and itchy skin, according the WPBF report.
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According to the Mayo Clinic, there is no cure for eczema, which can make skin dry, itchy, red and sensitive.
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That same night he started feeling unwell and woke up in the middle of the night feeling itchy and sweating.
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Diplomats worry that an itchy trigger finger could restart the 16-year war that the UN helped end in 1991.
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Zanatta said afterward the two even asked to try her false lashes on, but immediately complained about the "itchy feeling."
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The resulting travel log is impressive, and is the source of a severe case of itchy feet in your correspondent.
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In fact, research has proven that a flaky, itchy scalp can cause and/or worsen hair loss in certain individuals.
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In 2016, Abby Beckley felt an itchy, tingling sensation in her eye, and wrote it off as a stray eyelash.
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Uranus, the planet of shock and revolution, is in your sign, which means you're super itchy for freedom and excitement.
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General comfort is certainly important as well; you don't want a fabric that's itchy or scratchy (unless that's your jam).
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The most common symptoms of the virus are fever, rash, joint pain and red, itchy eyes, according to the CDC.
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When I approached him about it, he said that he was itchy and it didn't look like what I thought.
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The reality star says she's done with trying to hide the dry, itchy patches she gets from the chronic condition.
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Aside from becoming red and puffy, your eye might feel painful, watery, or itchy, or like there's something in it.
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Growing up near Phoenix, Heather Schwan sniffled her way through the seasons, with itchy eyes, scratchy throat and runny nose.
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Office employees who opened the envelope became itchy a couple of hours later, according to Fox's local affiliate Fox 11.
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Psoriasis causes an overproduction of skin cells, resulting in inflamed, red lesions or plaques, which can be itchy and painful.
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Community members also remember how the 2015 drought brought itchy skin, fainting spells and, for some, kidney failure and cholera.
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A few bullets, and it's goodnight—so always creep, always crawl, and never let your trigger finger get too itchy.
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The peeling area felt very itchy, and the rest of my skin that wasn't peeling felt very tight and dry.
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And some travelers, as my family likes to say, get itchy: to explore, to learn, to eat or to exercise.
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It's fall — time to corral your little pumpkins for a festive seasonal tradition known for itchy costumes, shrieks and tears.
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You have an itchy premonition that something terrible is going to happen, and when it does the itch is scratched.
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If you get itchy feet and want to explore beyond Mr. Mueller's PARIS, there's always the Grand TOUR around Europe.
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If you've had it, you know that it's sometimes itchy, unpleasant, and it can be hard to get rid of.
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That makes them worth the $20 investment, especially when those socks are non-itchy, extremely breathable, and crazy comfortable merino.
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But the president's trigger finger for trashing multilateral agreements is itchy, which could have detrimental consequences for any new strategy.
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Jumping from sound to sound with itchy frustration, its scattered range reflects not an abundance of ideas but a dearth.
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It comes up within a matter of minutes, becomes hot and itchy, and if it gets worse, it turns into hives.
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"Anybody's kid who has an itchy neck knows to come to me for cactus," he told the court before his sentencing.
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If you are allergic, you might experience a runny or stuffy nose, itchiness in your throat, or watery or itchy eyes.
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Either the president had an itchy head or he was sending a message to an American astronaut who fact-checked him.
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Most people go to the beach to enjoy the ocean and get some sun, not to get a stinging, itchy rash.
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Parker captures Jill's enraged powerlessness, her itchy need to assert herself in a menacing world, and the ruinous loyalty between siblings.
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If you're suffering from an itchy vagina, you might have hoped that it was just your underwear bunching in strange ways.
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"It's the worst feeling, your throat gets itchy, you feel like you're going to throw up," Frankel explained in a confessional.
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People also got itchy rashes thanks to parasites called avian schistosomes, which usually infect birds and a specific species of snail.
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Charlie, 29: I'm in a happy relationship, but I always get itchy feet when summer comes along, or I go abroad.
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In addition to a stuffy nose and sore throat, sufferers may experience itchy eyes, a runny nose, or tickling, itching throat.
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If you have a blotchy, itchy face, Dr. Chiu recommends masks with aloe vera or green tea to help reduce inflammation.
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Although both can cause a runny or stuffy nose, and an itchy or sore throat, allergies usually also include watery eyes.
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Between spring-cleaning and all that pesky pollen in the air, this is an especially itchy-sniffly-sneezy time of year.
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The symptoms of head lice include the feeling of something moving in the hair, an itchy scalp, irritability and difficulty sleeping.
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So-- we have not—made significant acquisition now for 15 months or thereabouts and— BECKY QUICK: And getting a little itchy?
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Instead of swaddling myself in blankets, I had to wear an itchy get-up that smelled and was full of dust.
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That said, it's true that certain shampoos, or shampooing too much, can make the scalp itchy and the hair feel dry.
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The virus causes an itchy blister-like rash that can be dangerous, particularly for people who get it late in life.
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It makes sense — when your face's protective barrier is damaged, certain skin care additives can suddenly leave you itchy and inflamed.
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The bumps are often "pearly" looking, according to the CDC, and can be itchy, sore, or swollen, but are usually harmless.
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Protestant activism isn't always economic, but Protestants do have a certain itchy instability, a restless, argumentative search for better, truer, purer.
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Now's the time to leave the jackets at home — and to rethink any superfluous T-shirt layers or stuffy, itchy fabrics.
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At one point, in head-to-toe knits—which, gotta admit, seems itchy—Campbell looks like a blissed-out, graceful scarecrow.
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Listening to music is great and everything but there comes a time when, as a listener, you find yourself getting itchy.
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Eventually, as these vital organs fail, the hands and feet start to puff up, and sufferers feel nauseated, achy, and itchy.
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But Mr. Diehl's performance is a marvel of itchy intelligence, and it strips away almost all of the character's accumulated importance.
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In GLEEM, Freddie Carasco's latest graphic novel, the itchy energy of youth is ready to burst forth, right off the page.
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Colloidal oatmeal, the first ingredient in this bubble bath, is a common remedy for dry and itchy skin caused by eczema.
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They do not spread disease, but can leave itchy bite marks which may lead to an allergic reaction for some people.
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When the air gets too dry, it could lead to health issues like bloody noses, cracked lips, itchy skin, and more.
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Those who do experience symptoms may notice itchy or irritated genitals; discomfort or burning during urination; and a change in discharge.
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Store-bought options often contain ingredients including glycerin or parabens, and some people find these make their skin itchy or irritated.
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Pet dander is one of many allergens that are known to cause allergic reactions in the form of itchy, watery eyes.
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You emerge from it restive and itchy, as though a movie screen could give you sunburn, and the story defies resolution.
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Gin found her Pendleton blanket to be too itchy to wrap herself up in without the protective barrier of her bedding.
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I also had my own forehead anointed with goat's blood and my arm cursed after being sprinkled with itchy witch dust.
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All of these feelings, the itchy unsettledness and the quiet bliss, seem informed by Phillips' chosen relation to the outside world.
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Read more:The red meat allergy that's spread by ticks might also be spread by a common itchy pestAllergies really are getting worse — it's not just youAmerican Airlines is changing who makes its uniforms after over 3,500 employees reportedly suffered from intense allergic reactionsHere's why your mouth might get itchy or tingly when you eat fresh fruits and veggies
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This leads to some uncomfortable symptoms, such as an itchy or swollen mouth, face, lip, tongue, or throat, according to the AAAAI.
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"It wraps its legs around the hair, then takes a little bite, and that's what's itchy, and lays an egg," says Horowitz.
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There's a slew of solutions to soothe itchy dryness, greasy product build-up, and the flaking and irritation that tend to follow.
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Another sign may show up on your body after you've slept in a hotel bed: An itchy red rash from bedbug bites.
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He sends stocks soaring or sinking depending on what new nuggets his itchy Twitter fingers dash off on any given Saturday morning.
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And you won't have to worry about bristles falling out on your cheeks or giving you itchy skin — they're trendy, not cheap.
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We're buying a flat, I'm nagging to get a dog, trying to do a course, and getting itchy feet in my job.
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A 36-year-old woman didn't know what to make of the itchy skin lesion she found after a trip to Belize.
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People are dying on the streets, itchy swarms of plague rats and rabid gravehounds patrol the streets alongside the beefy, belligerent guards.
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Its sequel took that atmosphere, that itchy drama, and the moment-to-moment mystery, and improved the immersion as befitted better technology.
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Meg made me itchy and uncomfortable in ways I couldn't understand then, but are clear as day now—I was into her.
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After all, whether you like it or not, it's the breathing, oozing, sweaty, hungry, itchy vehicle you use to move through life.
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Eczema is a chronic skin condition which is characterized by dry, itchy skin, which can also blister, ooze fluid, scale and thicken.
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It often starts in the third trimester with tiny itchy bumps on the trunk or breasts that coalesce into a bigger rash.
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"The withdrawal was bad—my mental health deteriorated, I had terrible belly cramps, I was sweating and itchy all over," he says.
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That he had an allergic reaction, that he was itchy, his skin was very hot, and that he was having difficulty breathing.
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The big drug makers have released drugs to deal with common ailments — fleas and ticks and itchy skin, known as contact dermatitis.
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After seven days, there is no discernible change in my appearance beyond a slight rash on my jaw from the itchy fabric.
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Just as human skin tends to get dry and itchy in cold weather, a dog's skin is also prone to winter itch.
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If your issue is dry, itchy eyes, invest in some eye drops to relieve irritation and minimize the urge to touch them.
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Buzzing mosquitoes, itchy bites, and spray-on repellents are all part of outdoor summer "fun," and for some of us, they're unavoidable.
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"When you're rushing to catch a flight, the last thing you want to worry about is a broken heel or itchy top."
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"When we are anxious or deceptive, the capillaries in our nose expand just slightly, enough to make our nose itchy," Reiman told INSIDER.
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But two of Prisma's co-founders, Aleksey Moiseyenkov and Aram Hardy, got itchy feet when they had an idea for another app business.
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A good winter perfume should always feel like the olfactory equivalent of your favorite wool sweater: warm, cozy, ideally not at all itchy.
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If you have swimmer's ear, the first thing you'll notice is that your ear feels itchy or sore, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Scratching only makes it worse, but it's so itchy that I'll wake up in the middle of the night scratching at my hands.
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Getting the chicken pox as a kid was an itchy annoyance, but it can turn into something much worse as an adult: shingles.
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I ended up with a horrible sunburn on the exposed parts of my arms—it was itchy and painful, and I peeled extensively.
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Symptoms of the disease include fevers, night sweats, itchy skin and the appearance of lumps on the neck, underarm, or groin of patients.
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But that they often end with itchy, watery eyes or irritated skin dampens the excitement of having sparkly clean countertops, appliances, and floors.
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Something that feels amazing after a fleeting touch on the rack can actually turn into a hot, itchy nightmare you simply can't wear.
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While some itchy vaginas can be remedied at home, if your itching is persistent, you'll want to get checked out by a professional.
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Allergies If you're sexually active, your itchy vulva may be caused by an allergy to latex, ingredients in lube, or even (rarely) semen.
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Symptoms: If you recently removed some pubes and you're now seeing itchy red bumps on your vulva, razor burn is probably the explanation.
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"I was starting to get itchy to get into something smaller and take another run at growing another organization like that," he said.
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Nearly all the patients had wheals, or swollen and itchy bumps, and some of them had angioedema, which is swelling beneath the skin.
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And if red, itchy spots creep up on you, ice and topical anti-inflammatory creams like Cortisone will help soothe the area. 3.
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Not only does it help decrease inflammation and redness, which is helpful for acne-prone skin, it can also help dry, itchy scalps.
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"To sit there and write something and know that I'm not going to assign it a rational basis made me itchy," he says.
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A new story reveals Silverman's medicine made her extremely itchy and was finally allowed to untie one hand to fix with the problem.
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And bright red blood on the toilet paper could be due to hemorrhoids — itchy, swollen veins in the rectum or anus that bleed.
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When I pulled it out of the packaging I thought it was going to be a little itchy but it isn't at all!
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All of the family members have had rough, itchy skin for over a year, she said, which they are treating with hydrocortisone cream.
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The only fairly revelatory research that derms point to is from 2017, and it showed the benefits of cannabinoids on (diagnosably) itchy skin.
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When she got a strange rash on her elbows — bumpy, red and not at all itchy — she was convinced it was Lyme disease.
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But no matter what month it is, sometimes an itchy throat or stuffy nose is simply inevitable — even for celebs like Kylie Jenner.
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Skin Deep For many people this winter's yo-yoing temperatures have brought with them an unwelcome annoyance: dandruff — itchy and flaky and vexing.
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Gastrointestinal pain, vomiting and nausea were the most common reactions in those on active treatment, followed by itchy skin, coughing and throat irritation.
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When the Fed has too itchy a trigger finger in trying to protect the economy against market gyrations, it can have negative consequences.
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In November 20203, Dorsey's itchy feet took him to Africa, where he visited Nigeria, Ghana, South Africa and Ethiopia on a listening tour.
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This was her first appointment with the older man, who had come to discuss the itchy rash that had made his life unbearable.
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The best humidifiersWhen the air gets too dry, it could lead to health issues like bloody noses, cracked lips, itchy skin, and more.
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It's been betting on itchy Chinese feet, with stakes in Chinese travel-booking websites, as well as investments in Alibaba, JD.com and Amazon.
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She found pictures that looked similar to the girl's eye, but she wasn't rubbing it the way she would if it were itchy.
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You're not a recluse, you're embracing hygge, the Danish cultural outlook that likens life to a favorite woolen sweater, minus the itchy collar.
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D'Antonio, who wrote the 2016 biography "The Truth About Trump," said Trump recklessly used his "itchy Twitter finger" to harass the union leader.
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Back on the terrestrial plane, we were clumsy and felt our weight again and the itchy drying of the salt on our skin.
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It causes a fever, fatigue, and a rash of itchy, fluid-filled blisters that may start on the abdomen and spread around the body.
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According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, other BV symptoms include an itchy or painful vagina and a burning feeling during urination.
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" "I personally struggle with sleep deprivation due to constant, widespread itchiness that feels more like I'm being stung or bitten then I am 'itchy.
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But these mice were still capable of feeling itchy — they scratched when they were injected with histamine, an itch-inducing substance, the researchers said.
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The only person the poet yearns for, with an intense, itchy desire, is her brother; Sara's brother might also be in love with Tim.
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Just watch him get a little itchy, then slyly throw one while the camera is on him, as per a video from Brown Cardigan.
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Not only do they leave mysterious, itchy bites on your skin, but people who have them often find themselves emotionally distressed and sleep-deprived.
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The beaches around Pensacola now have purple flags to alert swimmers about the underwater creatures, which leave itchy, irritated rashes with bumps and welts.
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I'm hopefully getting the stitches out today — my back is so irritated that I put hydrocortisone on the itchy skin and pop a Benadryl.
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The room feels itchy to me; it's not where I want to be and not where I want these boys to have to be.
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And, everywhere you looked were signs that Priebus' days were numbered -- a man without allies faced with a President with an itchy firing finger.
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After two days at the camp, my legs were covered with itchy, swollen bites from insects I'd never encountered in other regions of Thailand.
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Maybe it was the new "smart" sports bra I had been testing that left an itchy rash right where the bra's sensors are located.
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Waverly, Ohio (CNN)On the eve of Memorial Day weekend, Jennifer Slone wants you to know that bug bites are more than just itchy.
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We get faces crawling with ants—an itchy spectacle, but no spookier than the bees that swarmed out of someone's mouth in " Candyman " (1992).
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Add to that a Federal Reserve with an itchy trigger finger when it comes to interest rates and the picture gets even more complicated.
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Symptoms run from itchy eyes, runny nose and sneezing to more severe asthma symptoms including chest tightening, shortness of breath and wheezing, and hives.
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For people who enjoy the outdoors, the buzz of a mosquito has always held a feeling of impending doom for itchy torment to come.
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A 5-year-old girl was brought to the emergency room at Evelina London Children's Hospital with itchy, rather unsightly sores on both legs.
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My calves particularly become flaky and itchy, so naturally, I opt for Vaseline Essential Healing Body Lotion as an affordable and long-term solution.
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To do so, she has to talk with dogs, ride an itchy magic carpet, rescue her sister's fiancé and kiss a pondful of frogs.
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Republicans, perhaps in no rush to stick their thumb in the eye of a president known for his itchy Twitter finger, were more restrained.
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It's also been betting on itchy Chinese feet, with stakes in Chinese travel-booking websites, as well as investments in Alibaba, JD.com and Amazon.
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As much as I think I would enjoy a night out or a coffee date, as it gets closer, my cancel finger gets itchy.
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But if new methods are successful, perhaps one day they'll return to being itchy pests, and relinquish their title of world's most deadly animal.
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As an early sales exec at Google, Tim Armstrong was well paid, but itchy for a bigger challenge, so he left to run AOL.
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Thirty subjects with scaly, itchy scalps applied honey diluted with 10 percent warm water every other day, leaving it in for 3 hours each time.
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You're especially itchy to seem popular and to be seen during this new moon, but it's unlikely that any amount of attention will satisfy you.
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And sure, not every cool-weather fabric is itchy or redness-inducing, but higher quality materials tend to be — you guessed it — way more pricey.
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He has suffered from extreme skin allergies from the time he was born; his back and chest and arms are covered in itchy, ugly rashes.
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I'd always thought they'd be itchy or heavy or just wouldn't look right (or real) on me, but boy did Nicole Mangrum prove me wrong.
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Yeast infections are like wool blankets in two ways: They are usually excruciatingly itchy, and summer is the best time to think about ditching them.
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Here's the part where I confess to how many perfectly good tubes of $30 prestige mascara I've tossed after one itchy, annoying day: a lot.
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With no seams, thread, elastics, or bulk of any kind, the bra is light, breathable, and not at all itchy (seriously, I've tried it myself).
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This can cause mild annoyances like hives or itchy eyes, or life-threatening issues like anaphylaxis, where blood pressure plummets and airways start swelling shut.
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Ahead, Dr. Streicher walks us through a step-by-step plan for how to deal with an itchy vagina, so you can feel better — fast.
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Although true allergies are rare, "if your skin gets red, itchy, burns, or peels, you may have developed an irritant reaction from it," he says.
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Not only do bed bugs leave mysterious, itchy bites on your skin, but people who have them often find themselves emotionally distressed and sleep-deprived.
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And now that we're at the start of the cold weather season, tight, itchy, and sometimes even cracked skin is about to hit its peak.
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I've always had oily, breakout-prone skin, but not too long ago I suddenly developed dry, itchy, flaky patches on both my hands and eyelids.
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The researchers let some of the bugs dine on live chickens, sparing humans the itchy bites, and other bedbugs were deprived their weekly blood meal.
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What To Do About An Itchy Vagina "There are few scenarios that can be treated at home when it comes to vaginal itching," Midcalf says.
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Films like The Incredible Jessica James should not exist to "challenge stereotypes," aka an itchy and needless mantle of singular representation for an entire demographic.
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"Together, we can transform these itchy, plastic blouses, dresses, and pencil skirts into the building blocks of a better future," Brewer said in a video.
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S&P has a very itchy finger, they've been very focused on politics, and the likelihood now that they downgrade is all the more so.
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Unfortunately, graduation caps are probably the worst pieces of attire imposed upon students: They're itchy, they're ugly, and they're impossible to keep on your head.
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Inhaling formaldehyde has also been linked to asthma and nausea, and wearing clothes with the chemical is associated with ashes, blisters, and itchy, dry skin.
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I've used EcoTool brushes before and as advertised, they're noticeably smooth as opposed to other coarse itchy brushes you get in the same price category.
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He had some runny nose and itchy eye symptoms that started weeks before the cough and so he and his doctors thought it was allergies.
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The hair dye ingredient, paraphenylenediamine or PPD, can make the skin itchy, dry, or cracked, and create rashes and burning sensations in people with allergies.
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Inhaling formaldehyde has also been linked to asthma and nausea, and wearing clothes with the chemical is associated with ashes, blisters, and itchy, dry skin.
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The skin ailment causes itchy, red, and oftentimes swollen patches of skin to form — and, of course, they only get worse when you scratch them.
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"They're itchy," she told Reuters, lathered in sweat after a tough opening round win over Scotland's Kirsty Gilmour at the Sydney Olympic Park Sports Centre.
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Last year, Ms. Williams's four-year-old daughter, Amy, began complaining about an itchy bottom — a classic sign, her doctor later informed her, of pinworms.
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Then, about two hours after she had gone to bed, she would start screaming at the top of her lungs that her butt was itchy.
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It's the prolonged exposure to it that can lead to digital eye strain, dry, red, and itchy eyes, insomnia, migraines, nausea — the list goes on.
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By the time I dropped her off, we were both riddled with the raised itchy bumps that we have a shared penchant for scratching raw.
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Even if the last months have been comparatively mild in New York, winter still brings the inevitable — and inevitably rough — red and itchy dry skin.
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And when you combine that voice with itchy bears, romantic birds and the greatest iguana/snake chase this world has ever seen, television magic happens.
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The big question as the regular season begins, however, is if Moore and Leftwich can hang on to their power once their bosses get itchy.
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When he's hungry, I feed him; when he's itchy, I scratch him; and when he figures out what I want, I give him a treat.
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Those who don't see a doctor — or order contacts with expired prescriptions—might think that dry or itchy eyes are to be expected with contacts.
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When diluted correctly, it can also be used to treat itchy scalps and acne, with some skin-care brands adding it to blemish-fighting formulations.
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Today, researchers have pointed out the harmful effects of hydroquinone, a chemical found in skin lightening and bleaching agents that can cause itchy, burning skin.
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At the time, Kim posted a close-up shot of her lower calf and ankle, showing her followers that the itchy red patches were barely visible.
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Media reports show neighbors of industrial facilities complaining of strong chemical odors as well as itchy eyes and other symptoms of contact with potentially hazardous emissions.
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Sausage Party is a movie where the answers to any and all of life's itchy, hairy problems can be found in or expressed with dick jokes.
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Whether it's the middle of summer — the temperature pushing 100 — or the dead of winter, getting rid of dry, itchy skin is always a good idea.
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Not only am I morally opposed, but I refuse to be killed while I'm shopping for tomatoes because someone has a itchy trigger finger in Krogers.
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The virus can be transmitted sexually, and it's been known to linger in semen long after a man's fever, rash and itchy eyes have gone away.
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A steam bath, of course, followed by an oatmeal bath — a luxurious cure for itchy, mystic marsupials — in a teeny tub that perfectly fits a wombat.
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In an interview with Ryan Seacrest during the Golden Globes 2016 red carpet, the actress admitted to having the very relatable issue of itchy lady parts.
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But, who can score some quality beauty sleep when your partner is snoring all night long, or when you're tossing and turning in itchy, uncomfortable sheets?
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They often appear in clusters, usually near the genitals, butt, or (on women) breasts, and can occasionally become itchy or swollen but are more typically painless.
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They expect it can be used to treat eczema, psoriasis and other skin conditions by covering dry itchy patches with a film that moistens and soothes.
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The foliage rustled, crisp as newspaper, and my sweater cuffs, peeping from beneath the sleeves of a borrowed rain slicker, became itchy shackles of sodden wool.
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Above all, they should learn from companies like Keurig and Volvo, who last week -- with itchy Twitter fingers -- showed how not to handle such a situation.
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The story of an abstract-shaped creature with a body that resembles the number "1" awakens to a new reality: His little toe is desperately itchy!
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And the joke isn't directed at the islanders and their sacred stones so much as it is at Lawrence, her ignorance, and her inconveniently itchy butt.
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These irritants can cause red eyes and itchy skin, so it's important to regularly test a pool's chlorine and pH levels and treat it if necessary.
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But let's get to what we think of when we think about a thong: a tiny, sexy, and perhaps somewhat itchy piece of (mostly women's) undies.
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By that time, she'd returned to her home state of Nebraska and been dismissed by doctors who couldn't find a cause for her continually itchy eyes.
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Is your nose feeling itchy because you're trying not to touch your face, because you picked up the flu — or is it, just maybe, the coronavirus?
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Day complete, I kill my TV and lamp, stretch, meditate, then pray, and finally burrow my way under the itchy wool blanket again, and doze off.
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Not to mention the cotton-merino fabric is also very light and breathable, surprisingly so (because in my mind cardigans are itchy-scratchy-heavy-wooly things).
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In many cases, food allergies also manifest with skin-related symptoms, such as dry, itchy skin as well as patches of hair loss and hot spots.
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But the creatures that make the summer months itchy, painful and, in a few cases, potentially lethal, don't have to ruin your fun in the sun.
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Itchy new clothes, long lines, being handed to a stranger and general sensory overload have reduced generations of children to tears on plenty of Santas' laps.
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Dupixent treats severe to moderate atopic dermatitis, a common form of eczema that goes beyond the occasional bouts of itchy, dry skin that many people get.
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Most people infected with chicken pox simply feel unwell — with symptoms including an itchy, blister-like rash, fever, headache and fatigue — but some develop serious complications.
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If there is no fever, but you are sneezing a lot and feel itchy in the nose or eyes, then you probably are suffering with allergies.
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Drops of this chemical, called a topical lubricant, help to keep my eyes from burning, avoiding bright lights, becoming red and itchy, and generally feeling miserable.
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Pros: Comes from a brand with a history of quality products, durable through multiple years of useCons: Wool can be itchy for those with sensitive skin
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It helped me learn and accept who I was, but it also gave me tools I needed to change the itchy suit for something more fitting.
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Nintendo has a notably itchy trigger finger when it comes to pursuing copyright infringement, and Hylian ASMR is well aware of the thin line her videos tread.
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RashesThe most common external reaction to stem from allergies: contact dermatitis, which manifests as red, itchy, scaly rashes when a product comes in contact with your skin.
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Bullous pemphigoid is a "frustrating" chronic condition that causes itchy blisters all over the body, says Dr. Rosemarie Ingleton, a dermatologist and member of PEOPLE's Health Squad.
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When you hear the words "yeast infection," you probably think of thrush, or something that makes women's vaginas itchy and can be cured with an OTC cream.
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After awhile, the stitches around my eyes started to get itchy and my eyes were watering and getting blurry and it was annoying, but that was it.
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The letter, addressed to Franco personally, invited her to participate in a study of people with psoriasis, a condition that causes dry, itchy patches on the skin.
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In the case of your bikini line, a poorly planned hair-removal experience can leave you with a "hangover" of red, itchy ingrown hairs and razor bumps.
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It's also about being prepared for when that shoe you thought was comfy gives you blisters, and when that sweater you thought wasn't too itchy, well, is.
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The acid causes a slight burning, itchy sensation, and for the first few days, the burning liquid sat under my skin, more annoyingly unpleasant than outright painful.
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Back-scratching is essential to Indonesian politics, and the hardline Islamists and military generals through whom he has broadened his support will no doubt be feeling itchy.
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You should definitely try these 11 homemade bug repellents that actually work, so maybe you don't have to suffer from itchy mosquito bites in the first place.
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Please cater with my uncle's steak recipe, mini bahn-mis and fresh tropical fruit (removing the thorns from the pineapple slices, no one wants that itchy mouth).
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People who are 70 years or older are often most at risk from shingles, a painful, itchy rash that results from the reactivation of latent chickenpox virus.
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It seems to bother only the barest minimum of the American poopulace, most of whom carry this shame with, if not pride, then a certain itchy indifference.
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I've been fitted for an endless variety of seemingly perfect undergarments that later revealed themselves to be itchy, slipping off my shoulder or digging into my side.
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Vitiligo is not contagious and doesn't cause health problems, although a few people report that the affected skin feels itchy, according to the American Academy of Dermatology.
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The itching was so bad, in fact, that Bostock would get nauseous and couldn't even shower, since the sensation of water on her itchy bump was intolerable.
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Shingles, also known as herpes zoster, is a painful, itchy rash that develops on one side of the body and can last for two to four weeks.
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Earthbath All-Natural Oatmeal & Aloe Shampoo contains natural moisturizers like colloidal oatmeal and aloe to soothe dry, itchy skin with coconut-based cleansers to clean and deodorize.
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This itchy rash, formally known as Pseudomonas folliculitis, occurs when the microscopic Pseudomonas aeruginosa bacteria comes into contact with your skin for a long period of time.
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Like, even though I hated wearing that sweater because it was so itchy"—she picked up the Cowichan knit—"I loved wearing it at the same time.
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At the height of the Cold War in the 1960s, tensions were running hot and an itchy trigger finger could have spelled nuclear catastrophe at any moment.
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Even though it served its purpose, using it felt just as disgusting as the bottle looked — it was smelly and sticky, and my skin was itchy afterwards.
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Amazon just launched a big sale on a celeb-loved brand that's packed with skincare goodies aimed to treat itchy, dry, and Eczema- and acne-prone skin.
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That spirit apparently motivated many Trump voters, who didn't mind that their tribune spoke in clownish generalities, possessed no relevant experience and exhibited an itchy trigger finger.
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But her "real psoriasis journey" began in 2010 after noticing her skin was very itchy at the New York City opening of the now-closed DASH boutique.
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Tammy Loren, a mother of four who rents a home, was having a hard time believing the answers she got about why her sons' skin had itchy rashes.
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When this happens, someone develops painful or itchy blisters on or around the genitals, inner thighs, or butt, and these blisters can break and turn into painful sores.
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Although it's tempting to peel or scratch at a burn or itchy patch of skin, that can intensify the sensation, delay the healing process, or lead to scarring.
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Pang Ching-yu, 23, believed she was better off dead after suffering from the condition that has no cure and that makes skin red and itchy, authorities said.
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I never know just when my skin is going to react poorly to a situation; it can certainly get red and itchy at the mere suggestion of overstimulation.
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Whether it's the ruthless percussive basslines during "Itchy Fingers," or the delicate techno of "Kick the Can," Junior Boys music is in constant flux, through genres and styles.
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"The kind of classic thing is that someone wakes up in the middle of the night, doubled over with belly pain, cramps, and really itchy skin," he said.
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On fitness Reddit threads, people say that whenever they do cardio, their thighs and legs get "insanely itchy" to the point where they have to stop working out.
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His showman style -- with its brass-knuckled tactics, defiance of decorum and itchy-Twitter-finger approach -- has created a new brand of politics that is entirely his own.
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Mold most often causes sneezing, runny nose and itchy eyes, with effects often worse in people who suffer from asthma, said assistant state health officer Dr. Parham Jaberi.
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But the common condition, which presents itself as red, itchy, inflamed skin, can become so painful and debilitating in severe cases that skin can ooze, crack, and bleed.
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"It's the worst feeling, your throat gets itchy, you feel like you're going to throw up," Frankel explained in a separate on-camera interview included in the episode.
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In a test of a cream created for patients with eczema, the lotion was able to effectively guard five patients against bacteria that was infecting their itchy skin.
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Apparently contestants used to be able to buzz in early, but these new rules were put in place to eliminate itchy trigger fingers running ahead of the brain.
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Most of the news and social media posts highlighted the more immediate effects of air pollution, like itchy eyes and coughing, rather than the risks from chronic exposure.
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I thought I would experience an itchy scalp covered in dandruff because of the lack of sulfates, but I haven't had any flakes since I started using DevaCurl.
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I'd rather not earmark such a large slice of my budget to things that are itchy, tight, and awkwardly shaped — and that get further misshapen after every wash.
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Although no humans have been killed by the tide, local residents have felt its effects: red tide can cause respiratory inflammation and unpleasant itchy or burning skin reactions.
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Sick kids would squeal with delight when he swaggered into the Ronald McDonald House — a bright distraction as they coped with itchy body casts or a fifth surgery.
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Mr. Mallet has noticed that clients often show up at his salons in the winter with dry, itchy scalps because they use hotter water when it's cold outside.
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A wide variety of medicated shampoos are designed to treat everything from dry, itchy skin caused by allergies or seborrheic skin conditions to fungal, bacterial, and yeast infections.
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Many of the adults had retreated uphill to molt, a process that involves standing still for several weeks, itchy and hungry, while new feathers push out old feathers.
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As if it isn't enough for eczema to be itchy, irritating, and sometimes even painful, the common condition — also known as atopic dermatitis — is sneaky and unpredictable, too.
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She and her husband were installing drywall in their garage and both took off their shirts because they were hot and itchy, Buchanan told The Salt Lake Tribune.
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Cardiac arrest on plane Around 25 minutes into the flight Natasha's throat became itchy, her face went red and then hives appeared on her body, the coroner said.
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When your wallet is making you itchy and you're just dying to luxuriate, New York is the world-class city that will make your gustatory dreams come true.
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And if you take all this advice and it goes horribly—the other person crying inconsolably while you shift uncomfortably from one itchy ass-cheek to the other?
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Here, you meet Blue, who is Red in everything but name—he even sounds like Morgan Freeman, a bit, not too much that a lawyer might get itchy.
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"The most common issue with many lightening agents is that they can irritate the skin, leading to redness, flaking, dryness, or even itchy or burning sensations," Dr. Shah says.
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If you're dealing with a dry, itchy scalp, switching out your normal shampoo for one with dandruff-fighting ingredients can help immensely, said Holly Hanson, a dermatologist in Minnesota.
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However, searching for "virtual" proved fruitless, and "VR" turned up little more than an episode of Itchy & Scratchy, so we're just gonna say the redditor in question knows magic.
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IN ONE SENSE YOU CAN SAY I ALWAYS HAVE AN ITCHY ONE IN THE SENSE THAT I,M ALWAYS LOOKING FOR THINGS TO DO. IT DOESN'T CHANGE YOUR STANDARDS.
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Those with rosacea types outside of flushing (such as acneic rosacea, which is characterized by itchy eyes, or the rosacea involving broken blood vessels), such superficial injections won't help.
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It's very difficult historically to succeed a two-term president of your own party, because you know, we're itchy people, we like change in American, and I get it.
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According to Cosmo, Leanne Keating told news agency Caters that she rushed her daughter, Tia, to the emergency room after the red, itchy rash persisted for a few days.
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With symptoms ranging from sneezing and itchy eyes to nasal congestion and more, many may find they have trouble sleeping or that it's difficult to concentrate throughout the day.
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The "right" way, as I understand it, is something like wearing itchy wool scarves to cut down Douglas Firs with your photogenic family, then going to a million parties.
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The 20 percent who do get sick typically have mild symptoms — a low-grade fever, sore body, and headache, as well as red eyes and an itchy body rash.
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Rather than having your throat swell shut, you'll probably just get a kind of itchy, irritated feeling in your mouth and, maybe, a bit of an upset tummy later.
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This oil has been a godsend, it has taken my skin from being very dry and itchy to conditioned and healthy looking in a very short amount of time.
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Research suggests bidets could be a good option for people with arthritis, and they could help with conditions such as hemorrhoids, anal fissures, and pruritus ani (an itchy butt).
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If you're still struggling with symptoms like itchy eyes, congestion, coughing, or worsening asthma, Dr. Stukus recommends talking to a board-certified allergist to get the bottom of it.
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If you struggle with a really itchy or sensitive scalp, consider incorporating Briogeo Scalp Revival Charcoal + Coconut Oil Micro-Exfoliating Shampoo into your routine a few times a week.
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Where conservatives in the past have employed dog whistle rhetoric to mask the manipulation of racial tensions, Trump's itchy Twitter fingers dole out something more like smart missile rhetoric.
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One of the most frequent complaints about skin care products like moisturizers is their all-too-common ability to trigger an allergic reaction, resulting in itchy, red, inflamed skin.
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Fructose is not only extremely detrimental to the liver, it can cause acne, breakouts, and even eczema, a condition that appears in the form of itchy, dry, flaky skin.
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Lichen planus, which often affects younger women, may start with very itchy purplish bumps on the skin — often the wrist, shins or ankles — that can spread over the body.
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Those who have watched their retirement accounts dwindle by thousands (or more) overnight might even be getting itchy fingers, desperate to relocate the funds before they shrink even further.
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Whether they're scratching an itchy nose or rubbing a chin, people on social media understand how hard it is to avoid touching your face, even during a virus outbreak.
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Researchers randomly assigned 100 adults with itchy hives to have daily treatment with either an antihistamine (levocetirizine, brand name Xyzal) and prednisone, or the antihistamine and a sugar pill.
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Former devotees of the haircare brand DevaCurl said they have dealt with hair falling out, itchy and flaky scalps, and loss of curls using its products in recent months.
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Jacob felt no desire for ownership of them, and too much association made him itchy, but he felt that they were owed warmth commensurate with the thickness of blood.
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If you have eczema, a skin condition which typically presents as a red, itchy rash, you might find that flare-ups are markedly worse during stressful times, explained Garshick.
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It's probably something far simpler: an attack from the itchy-Twitter-finger President can mean reelection woes -- and Graham, who faces voters again in 2020, wants to stay in office.
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Winter is now warm, fed and doing well aside from an itchy case of flea allergy dermatitis, but a few more hours outside and her fate could've been much different.
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Each person experiences allergies differently, but for me it's a truly unpleasant blend of congestion, itchy throat, and a post-nasal drip (which is just as disgusting as it sounds).
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Lawrence was on the notoriously bawdy talk show with her "Passengers" co-star Chris Pratt, when she recalled an itchy incident she had while filming the second "Hunger Games" movie.
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The most common symptom of genital herpes is developing painful or itchy blisters on or around the genitals, butt, or inner thighs; these blisters can break and turn into sores.
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That mechanism causes your immune system to overreact to usually harmless things, like mold or pollen, resulting in classic symptoms such as runny nose, itchy eyes, wheezing, and skin rashes.
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The game even implements a well-designed cinematic camera mode to make these sequences more palatable if you're feeling itchy, and releases you from the burden of controlling your character.
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With the city's 20m sneezing inhabitants complaining of sore eyes, itchy throats, headaches and fatigue, one trade association estimated that 5-10% of employees across Delhi were calling in sick.
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Which isn't technically a bad thing — unless you have sensitive skin, in which case there's a fair chance it turns red and itchy at the mere mention of lavender oil.
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It's mostly the same big world that the main story takes place in, with its own narrative and the added madness of playing among other humans with itchy trigger fingers.
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Other symptoms are an itchy, irritated vagina and vulva; a white, odorless vaginal discharge that looks like cottage cheese; and pain, soreness, or burning, especially while peeing or during sex.
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Psoriasis, which affects about 7.5 million people in the United States, is a chronic autoimmune disorder affecting the skin, leading to red scaly patches that are often itchy and painful.
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And this time of year can be especially triggering for the condition – after all, even those who don't have it tend to experience drier-than-ever, often super-itchy skin.
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But when I regularly use just a little paste at night, my hands never get that tight, itchy, ragged-cuticle look that I'm used to sporting during cold-weather months.
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Mosquitoes aren't just an itchy menace: they carry all sorts of diseases, including the Zika virus, which is plaguing large parts of the Americas and other countries around the world.
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They were asked to rate on a scale of zero to four how itchy their eyes were at 15 minutes after the lenses were inserted and 12 hours after insertion.
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As a child, I found almost any type of clothing itchy: tights, cardigans, sweaters, sleeves that tapered into elasticated cuffs (as seemingly all kids' clothes did in the late Seventies).
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Though these flies usually cause no more than an extremely itchy bite, sometimes they carry a parasite that causes leishmaniasis that can infect internal organs as well as the skin.
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Side too often with Democrats and run the risk of not only alienating the conservative base in your state but arousing the ire -- and itchy Twitter finger -- of this President.
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The agency had received close to 1,400 adverse event reports directly, with users claiming they were victims of itchy scalps, rashes and suffering from hair loss, hair breakage and balding.
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Even so, she noticed that when she and her colleagues admired the upside-down jellies, they often came out of the water covered in "itchy and irritating" stings, she said.
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I usually shy away from lacy numbers since they tend to be itchy and irritating, so I was surprised and impressed when I put this one on and felt ... nothing.
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Trees bore the telltale signs of elephant damage: leaves stripped by their trunks, bark scraped off while sharpening tusks or scratching itchy hides, entire trees uprooted by tons of force.
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It could be bright lights, loud noises, or discomfort (they&aposre teething, too hot, too cold, they have a stuffy nose or itchy PJs, they ate dinner too late, etc.).
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Her younger sister had come to her bedroom earlier that evening, saying that the inside of her mouth was itchy and that she was worried this was an allergic reaction.
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Her younger sister had come to her bedroom earlier that evening, saying that the inside of her mouth was itchy and that she was worried this was an allergic reaction.
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Once eczema is active on the skin, that can also lead to more stress as it can be itchy and uncomfortable for patients, so it can lead a vicious cycle.
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That doesn't mean you're destined for four straight months of itchy skin and puffy eyes, though; adopting a few of these doctor-recommended, allergy sufferer-approved strategies is a good start.
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Sure, you don't need to be hairless to live your best life, but if you prefer to be, you shouldn't have to pay a fortune to eliminate the itchy stubble either.
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Other anaphylaxis symptoms can include an itchy mouth, lips, and throat; face and throat swelling; trouble breathing; a drop in blood pressure; an impending sense of doom; and even cardiac arrest.
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Dry skin: Seven minutes Normal/combination skin: Nine minutes Oily skin: 11 minutes It tingles a little once you apply it, but it's not itchy or irritating, and dries fairly quickly.
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When Kim Kardashian first found out she had psoriasis, a condition in which skin cells build up and form itchy, dry patches, she thought the scaly bumps would end her career.
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Those who suffer from eczema know how debilitating the skin disease (known as atopic dermatitis) can be: Skin can become so itchy that you want to rip it from your body.
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But those tissues break down, and by the time we are 50, over half of us will have suffered at least one episode of this itchy, burning, often excruciating life event.
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If you're a shopper itchy to lay down some bucks, you may find general inventory displays, with a few things by several artists, most attractive, and there are plenty of these.
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They may be a good option for people with arthritis, and some research suggests they can help with conditions such as hemorrhoids, anal fissures, and pruritus ani (aka an itchy anus).
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For consumers dealing with thinning hair, itchy scalps and other problems, the additional responsibility of bringing their case to the government can be a tall order — and certainly a confusing one.
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But showing a bunch of skin admittedly isn't everyone's favorite thing to do, and sometimes you're left feeling awkward, exposed, hot, itchy, or just plain not great in the season's staples.
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But it's spring now, and while it's important not to forget, it's equally as important to shed the bad vibes—in the same way, we're beginning to shed itchy, acrylic clothing.
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Chickenpox I remember as particularly itchy and unpleasant; mumps I remember for the swollen chipmunk cheeks and, as with tonsillitis, a certain amount of ice cream to make painful swallowing easier.
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I once returned from a safari in Kenya with intensely itchy chigger bites on my legs, acquired while standing in tall weeds at the edge of a lake to photograph flamingoes.
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An episode from 1990 titled "Itchy and Scratchy and Marge" showed Springfieldians protesting against Michelangelo's statue of David being exhibited in the local museum, calling the artwork obscene for its nudity.
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"For people of a certain age, it might seem odd that Weiss should be a favorite punching bag for lefties with itchy Twitter fingers," Vanity Fair's Evgenia Peretz wrote in April.
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The volunteers asked the detainees to describe their living conditions at the prison, and the letters revealed common complaints: spoiled food, itchy soap, harsh treatment, lack of access to legal counsel.
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Chewbacca is off with Han Solo somewhere but is trying to get home to celebrate Life Day (something vaguely like Christmas) with his wife Malla, his son Lumpy, and his father Itchy.
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Help after healing Not only are patients bothered psychologically, sometimes, their "scars are painful, they're itchy, they're thick, and they cause loss of function," said Rokhsar, who is not affiliated with RenovaCare.
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Well, it's considered more of a sensitivity than an allergic reaction (we'll get to that soon) but it is true that every summer my skin breaks out in tiny, horrible, itchy bumps.
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"The major downside risk is of perception - since the market has set the bar extremely high for the BOJ, itchy trigger fingers are waiting," said Stephen Innes, a senior trader at OANDA.
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Most people think wool would be hot and itchy, but Allbirds uses a proprietary dual-faced wool that's super soft and itch-free on the interior and dirt-resistant on the exterior.
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Let's break it down: If, after spending a few hours in the sun, you develop an itchy red bumpy rash on your chest and arms, you likely have polymorphous light eruption (PMLE).
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" She continued, "Also I don't see why I should need to1 Plus I get so freaking itchy and get eczema under my armpits when I do shave and then waxing is expensive.
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Now, a new study in mice suggests that your immune system could react to these allergy-inducing proteins for up to a week, potentially explaining why an itchy bite lingers so long.
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In Hilo 230 miles (2000 kilometers) from the volcano, Pua&aposena Ahn says he has experienced labored breathing, itchy, watery eyes and some skin irritation as ash plumes intensified in recent days.
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Sure, we could wax poetic about acne, dullness, and the like — but there's another skin ailment that most of us suffer through (and no one seems to talk about): itchy, irritated skin.
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Princess Ogbogu, an allergist and an assistant professor at the Ohio State University College of Medicine, told Everyday Health that cold compresses can do wonders for eyes that are itchy or swollen.
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A young girl covered in 43 itchy bites took home the grand prize at the Russian Mosquito Festival after a horde of bugs decided she was the most delicious, Associated Press reports.
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I dropped by Chuckie's just to say hi, but he was shopping for shoes or something, and there's his wife all bored and itchy, and pretty soon we did the evil deed.
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Thigh Rescue uses non-toxic, skin-soothing ingredients that work together to stop the friction from body parts that constantly rub against each other and ultimately leave skin dry, red, or itchy.
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The fact that it's not actually caused by a worm is little consolation if you've got ringworm — a common, itchy rash that can easily spread from contact with infected people or surfaces.
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In addition to the trademark itchy red rash and blistering chicken pox causes, a minor case of the infection can also lead to headaches, a fever, loss of appetite, and extreme tiredness.
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The remaining families completed questionnaires on pet ownership and on the incidence of asthma, eczema and allergic rhinoconjunctivitis, the runny nose and itchy eyes that can occur when exposed to an allergen.
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It is not just the gang member on the cornerwhose aim we have to dodge,but also police on the beatwhose itchy trigger fingersleave us with our brain mattersplattered on the concrete.
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They're not just an itchy annoyance, however, mosquitoes can spread dangerous diseases and viruses, but researchers at Brown University might have come up with the perfect mosquito forcefield: garments lined with graphene.
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The night before her appointment with the itchy man, Iammatteo pored over the patient's medical records, as was her practice, to try to get a sense of what might be going on.
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Related: 25 Ways to Allergy-Proof Your Home Jewelry Inexpensive silver-colored jewelry is often made with nickel—one of the most common causes of an itchy rash known as allergic contact dermatitis.
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In fact, your bras and panties are likely a medley of fast-fashion labels, a few nice sets you've received as gifts, and a bunch of cheap, itchy pieces you don't actually wear.
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Whether it's the changing seasons, the impending election, or just itchy feet and a need to see the world, there are many reasons to harbor a dream of up and moving far away.
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They were itchy with nervous energy, ready to shed blankets and jackets, and — after long mornings of commuting on boats, buses, and trains to the edge of Staten Island — eager to just run.
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It's also very probably the dumbest thing in the world to do because you'll end up with over 30 itchy mosquito bites that'll make you want to rip the skin off your arm.
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As good as it may look on the rack, a bad sweater isn't ever worth it when the only thing we can think about is how itchy we are when we wear it.
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Mirror-pain synaesthesia is a far more common and relatable experience—someone scratching all over and you suddenly feeling itchy, for instance (Bowling says that around 30 percent of the population experiences this).
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Christina DePino thought her severe, whole-body itch was just another annoying pregnancy symptom she'd have to deal with, and took to Facebook to complain about being so itchy that she couldn't sleep.
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DehydrationThough the symptoms for dry and dehydrated skin are slightly different, neither is a pretty look: "Dry skin feels tight, itchy, and irritated, and may look red, bumpy, or splotchy," says Dr. Lancer.
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In addition to the itchy red welts at the site of the vibration, people with this form of urticaria experience flushing, headaches, fatigue, blurry vision, and sometimes a metallic taste in the mouth.
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For almost everyone, including older adults, young children and people with compromised immune systems, it is a mild disease that usually causes nothing more serious than a low fever and an itchy rash.
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The idea was for the bomb to be left unattended, so on top of its itchy trigger finger, it could be set off with an eight-day timer or just detonated by wire.
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Unable to keep up, the skin cells multiply at a rapid pace and leave an excess of raised red, white, or silvery patches on the skin that are often itchy, flaky, or scaly.
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It seems almost like the Rockets have been victims of season-long sabotage, and have spent these last five five months playing with the itchy discomfort of slightly shrunken jerseys and warped sneakers.
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President Trump's "deal" with the EU on trade is more a fragile ceasefire — no significant territory was gained or lost, no white flags have been raised, and the president's trigger finger remains itchy.
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It's the first time the pair have ever produced a capsule of clothes bearing their own iron-on designs — as a way to show how Itchy Scratchy patches can be worn and styled.
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One way to verify that your child has pinworm, once he's complained of an itchy butt, is to wait until he's asleep, and then take a flashlight and shine it on his anus.
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Dr. Richard Gallo, a dermatologist and biologist at the University of California, San Diego, and his colleagues recently concocted an innovative microbial treatment for eczema, a disorder characterized by red, itchy, inflamed skin.
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In a new article on her website titled "The Psoriasis Treatment That Worked For Me," Kim raved about the at-home light-therapy device that's helping her deal with her chronically dry, itchy skin.
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A new case study in The New England Journal of Medicine tells a torrid tale of an unnamed 65-year-old man who showed up at a dermatology clinic complaining of an itchy crotch.
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According to the report, the 32-year-old woman had decided to visit an ophthalmologist (an eye doctor) two weeks after she had started having itchy, burning skin bumps that moved around her face.
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The acquisition adds UK-based Ziarco's once-daily oral H4 receptor antagonist, ZPL389, that is being developed for the chronic, itchy inflammatory skin condition to Novartis's existing portfolio of approved and investigational dermatological drugs.
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Of all the natural deodorants I've tried, which is many, I've found a handful that really do work... until about two weeks in, when I invariably develop red, itchy contact dermatitis from baking soda.
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My acne and the products I used commonly disrupted my skin and made it red and itchy, but I had never had issues with falling asleep due to pain or severe internal bleeding before.
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Kate Davis of Addison, Texas, says the sleeves on girls' shirts are too narrow, the underwear are generally thinner, and the dresses and other "nice" clothing are full of itchy tulle, sparkles, and sequins.
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Temperature changes may also cause hives If breaking out in hives from medications or food isn't bad enough, you can also fall victim to these itchy patches from being exposed to certain environmental factors.
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There are so many reasons why your vagina could be itchy or producing weird discharge in your underwear, and if it is because of a yeast infection, then it's usually pretty easy to treat.
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Because swimwear is typically made to be worn for a limited period of time, certain features — like comfortable clasps, non-itchy fabric, and breathable gussets — don't tend to make the final cut on suits.
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Fortunately, hair care brands are well aware of how important reinvention is in the market, and there are tons of new products that can help remedy an itchy scalp or treat full-blown flaking.
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Wilkos was leaving the Montage in Bev Hills Tuesday when he told our photog he thinks lots of cops have itchy trigger fingers, partly because of the way they've been trained in recent years.
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Network executives are nervous sorts, prone to tics and biases for or against certain programs, and a trigger finger over ratings itchy enough to leave you amazed that any show gets a second season.
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She is discussing the ethos behind Itchy Scratchy Patchy, the playful line of decorative patches — and now clothing — that she co-founded with her lifelong friend, the British model Edie Campbell, a year ago.
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A caveat from Silvers: If the reaction, like Sergei's, is mild, doesn't seem to be getting worse, and is mainly just a runny nose or itchy eyes, taking an antihistamine before smoking may help.
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This spring, when every tree in Brooklyn seemed to be shedding pollen all at once, I developed a nagging itchy throat with frequent spasms of coughing that made it difficult to talk or walk.
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But if you're still itchy to try new challenges, new careers and new relationships, and you crave the freedom to go wherever those adventures may take you, maybe settling down isn't the best choice.
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In some ways, we all play botanists when it comes to beauty: You have itchy, burning red skin from staying out in the sun one minute too long, so you slather on aloe vera.
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Novartis said it now plans two Phase III studies for ligelizumab with more than 2,000 patients who suffer from chronic spontaneous urticaria (CSU), an autoimmune disease that causes persistent itchy reddish welts on the skin.
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Given such risks, the next president will need to find a balance between assertively protecting U.S. interests against Russian encroachments and exercising restraint so as to avoid potentially nuclear crises and itchy Russian trigger fingers.
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But sometimes, you might notice a bunch of bumpy spots underneath your bathing suit, that become itchy and pus-filled over time — and that sight can undo any relaxing that you did in the tub.
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According to the National Institutes of Health, carpets are huge allergen attractors, so even when you're inside the comfort of your home, you're not necessarily in the clear from itchy eyes and a runny nose.
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Related: This Animation Explaining Why We Itch Will Make You Seriously Itchy A Sensitive Animated Music Video Tells Women in Abusive Relationships They're Not Alone [NSFW] Grace Graupe-Pillard Has Spent a Lifetime Painting Outsiders
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Ingredients include aloe vera (soothes irritation); allantoin (cleans away dead skin); vitamin E (protects and nourishes); something called "colloidal oatmeal protectant" (soothes dry, itchy skin); menthyl lactate (cools and refreshes); and grapefruit essence (freshens naturally).
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After Republicans senators sat for more than 50 hours at their desks, not allowed to look at their cellphones or chat above a whisper with neighbors, they were itchy to wrap up the trial. Sen.
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Like the Disney stage version of "Mary Poppins" (which starred Ms. Kelly in London), the show zigzags between sunlight and midnight (Kenneth Posner did the lighting), what with Sylvia's ominous cough and Barrie's itchy id.
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You'll know when you have it because your feet get really itchy, often between your toes right after you take your shoes and socks off, and your skin can start looking red, rough, or crackly.
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We've camped in this spot before, and the most recent time, our younger pup got stung by something or found poison ivy and was itchy for two days, so we're hoping that doesn't happen again!
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But the truly itchy-footed, like myself, love the notion of spending three days in Nation X on the way to Destination A, and maybe three more days in Nation Y on the way back.
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Often posed against a backdrop of a colorful rainbow, the doctor proffered remedies for the kinds of persistent skin problems that can sap confidence and charisma, from red and itchy skin to pimples and acne.
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After waking up to itchy eyes and a stuffy nose one too many mornings, I found myself reading about a company called BetterAir that claimed it could alleviate my symptoms using an unorthodox solution: bacteria.
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At the same time, everyone's time and attention is stretched razor thin, and keeping up with that deluge of information is so beyond impossible that I get a little bit itchy just thinking about it.
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"The knee-jerk response .... was to sell commodities and energy, but central banks globally have itchy trigger fingers at the moment with regards to easing, and I believe China will be no different," he said.
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But hotel guests complaining about having itchy, red eyes and trouble breathing had reported the odor long before emergency responders encountered it, says Lewis, who had been on staff at Midwest FurFest at the time.
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Tomlin allowed only two singles and a walk, but Indians Manager Terry Francona's itchy trigger finger beckoned the superb Andrew Miller from the bullpen with Jorge Soler at second and two out in the fifth.
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Cutaneous larva migrans, an extraordinarily itchy infection by the larval stage of a hookworm, is most commonly acquired from dog or cat feces deposited on beaches of the Caribbean and Southeast Asia, Dr. Keystone said.
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For those of us who get itchy just thinking about someone taking a pumice stone and a scrub brush to our heels, there's no better time than right now to master the at-home pedicure.
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We have more texts, sexts, Grindr messages, FaceTime calls and Skype than spoken dialogue — all of which brilliantly recreate the itchy lure of the +1 notification, the little red pimple we can't wait to pop.
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With this model, NASA can match the astronaut to the arm, leg, and torso components that will fit the best, reducing the itchy spots that can make life excruciating during a seven-hour walk outside.
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If you've ever spent good money on a coat, only to find it's itchy, irritating, not breathable, or doesn't hold up through a couple of wears, you know this is an item that can easily disappoint.
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When an allergen comes into contact with your body, your immune system releases the chemical histamine to fight it, which typically causes all the allergy symptoms we're familiar with, like a runny nose and itchy eyes.
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"The mice got itchy when the other mice scratched [themselves]," said study senior researcher Zhoufeng Chen, the director at the Center for the Study of Itch at the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis.
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"The foot will become very itchy and inflamed, but you can actually tell where the larva is migrating through the skin because it creates red, squiggly raised lines in the shape of a serpent," Pritt says.
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Itchy eyes may indicate an allergic response, tearing could be a sign of dry eye, and yellowish discharge may indicate an infection, said Jeffrey Walline, an optometrist and associate dean for research at Ohio State University.
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What's separating me from the Skin I Want (downy soft, smooth, and glowy) and the Skin I Have (easily inflamed and itchy, dull, dry) is my refusal in memorizing and executing these small rituals and incantations.
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For the most part, entangled meshes of funky fabric provide a vague visual itch, but what is interesting is that these lavish but itchy objects of surplus allow a feeling of encountering sacredly wild cryptic drives.
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In the shattering monologue, Lindsay reveals the traumatic event in her past that led to a cavalcade of teenage disasters: vicious rumors, bullying, and long-lasting misconceptions (she's still battling a rumor about her itchy skin).
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In addition to the itchy, overwhelming compositions that Elysia Crampton has made on her proper records, she's also spent some time over the past few years as one of the most adept remixers of pop music.
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A new sketch from Fox's new comedy series Party Over Here imagines the most terrifying hotline of all — a line men can call when they feel that urgent, itchy need to explain something to a woman.
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With more complex music, the constant tempo changes and shifts from verse to verse would nauseate; here it registers as eager, itchy nervousness, and keeps you on your toes, always curious to hear what comes next.
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But CBS's stability and sameness of programming also means that every time the network deviates even slightly from its mission statement — TV for Middle America, presented without too much fuss — it gets an itchy trigger finger.
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In fact, Manhattan-based dermatologist Dr. Joshua Zeichner explains that it's extremely common anywhere on the body and shows up as an itchy rash that literally looks as if your skin has been pricked by pins.
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A researcher at Duke University found that part of the body's response involves a protein known for inducing inflammation on the skin, "exciting" the nerve fibers in the skin and sending itchy signals to the brain.
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Another solution: Try to identify triggers for face touching, like dry skin or itchy eyes, and use moisturizers or eye drops to treat those conditions so you are less likely to rub or scratch your face.
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I call it "when are they gonna get to the fireworks factory?" television, after the 1997 Simpsons episode "The Itchy & Scratchy & Poochie Show" (still one of the best TV episodes about the TV industry ever made).
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Me, yes, but for Lulu, it will depend on if the costume is non-itchy, does not require her to put anything on her head or hinder her in any way from relaxing on the couch.
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With the fate of the world currently at the mercy of a few itchy fingers and unstable egos, and 65 million dispossessed wanderers looking for safe places to land, we have serious things to think about.
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Possible symptoms include loss of appetite, abdominal pain that radiates to the back, new-onset diabetes in someone over 50, jaundice, itchy skin, a change in how alcohol tastes, and pale odd-smelling feces that float.
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The CDC points out that most people don't' have problems with the inactivated vaccine, but minor issues can include soreness or redness at the point of injection, hoarseness, itchy eyes, cough, a fever, aches, and fatigue.
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In the absence of other options, Lisa Dwivedi, a Ukrainian living in the city, said she came to the bar because she was fed up with having itchy eyes, a runny nose and a swollen throat.
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Dry air is not only the culprit behind dry skin, red noses, and itchy throats, but can also get into your respiratory system and dry up the mucus that typically protects your nasal cavity from pathogens.
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If you find yourself annually plagued by the merciless bites of these evil insects, then you've come to the right place for itchy-welt relief — because we've strategized a shop guide to do absolute battle against them.
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Whether you're looking for a $2 mask that will put an end to your itchy scalp issues or a sweet-smelling hair oil that will give you crazy shine, you'll find something you'll want to try, ahead.
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Bootstrapping London-based startup GigRove is looking to carve out a niche in the collaborative consumption space as a matching platform for digital workers with itchy feet and startups with a spare room and pressing skills need.
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If all this has you psychosomatically scratching your suddenly-itchy head, you may want to pack up and head to Michigan, the only state in the study where lice still fully susceptible to the chemicals were collected.
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"They think that Kobach could actually still be beatable on Tuesday, but they're worried that Trump's itchy Twitter finger could play a role during the course of his long unsupervised golf weekend in New Jersey," says Martin.
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Even many scientists agree: A 2010 article in the journal Nature concluded that a world without mosquitoes would be less itchy and less deadly for us, with few drawbacks for other species, outside of some ecological niches.
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In the exam room, Dr. Lee's reaction to the keloids is sweet and genuine — she thinks Taylore's ears are super-adorable, but understands why she'd want to have them removed, especially since they can be itchy and uncomfortable.
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With everything priced under $30 and the option to score 3 styles of panties for only $27, this is a collection that is sure to have you ditching your itchy lace underwear and uncomfortable padded bras for good.
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Sending it to local landfills is one way; incinerating it is another — but both options have downsides, such as producing toxic air pollution that can lead to a host of health issues from itchy eyes to breathing problems.
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But even showering isn't without concern — the moist setting is a breeding ground for fungus (which can cause athlete's foot), and mold (which can trigger allergies in people with sensitivities, prompting sneezing, nasal congestion and itchy, watery eyes).
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One of the important uses, the researchers said, is in treating eczema and the sort of dry skin that comes with aging, with dry itchy patches on the back and legs that keep people up at night, scratching.
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Most recently, in a fascinatingly off-kilter performance as a damaged detective in "The Sinner" on USA Network, he reminded us there's always been something itchy and unreliable about his work, an unsteadiness that humanizes his dented characters.
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CANT BELIEVE MY ICE My favorite of the day was 16D, an understandable and desperate plea to a school nurse or anyone in a position of authority, dealing with a dicey (or itchy) issue: TELL ME NO LICE.
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On the new diet, her health improved so much that she wondered if Portland, her golden retriever who was suffering from bouts of diarrhea and itchy hot spots on the skin, could also benefit from a vegan diet.
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In the itchy-Twitter-fingered persona of Mr. Trump and the dire messaging of his campaign guru, Stephen K. Bannon, it sent the message that all bets were off, and norms and institutions were made to be smashed.
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If your nips just won't stop itching, you can first try to get rid of whatever is irritating them: avoid itchy materials, wash your bras, use unscented soaps and deodorants, wash and moisturize your nipples, and drink more water.
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The outfit you're wearing is warm and a bit itchy, but you don't really mind because it's a nice day and all the people you love are here—and actually, they've all come to celebrate you, and your degree.
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"It got very red and itchy, and I couldn't stop itching it, which probably made it worse ... then the next day I woke up with a huge blister and my leg was so swollen I couldn't walk," Murphy said.
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The Oscar winner, 26, got into hot water when she appeared on The Graham Norton Show Friday, and told a story about trying to relieve an itchy posterior during the shooting of the blockbuster on the island of Oahu.
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Finding balance can be as simple as opting for a spray to calm itchy skin, doing a monthly exfoliating mask (which often pack both exfoliating AHAs or BHAs), or smoothing on a refreshing oil like tea tree or peppermint.
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That is an ancient misgiving, yet the movie is itchy with the paraphernalia of today; information about the killing seeps through cell phones, entry phones, and computer screens, and you come to dread yet another buzz at the door.
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And so often, when a patient is actively dying, I must hold myself and my residents back, quiet our itchy fingers, and acknowledge that we find ourselves in the uncomfortable position of waiting for nature to take its course.
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Aedes aegypti mosquitoes, the main vector for the Zika virus, feed during the day, with peak biting activity in the early morning and late afternoon hours, Dr. Day said, but they may or may not cause an itchy reaction.
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If countries are armed with missiles that arrive in minutes, their leaders' trigger fingers could become itchy, and accidental war might ensue if one or both sides see only risk from waiting to try to resolve a dispute peacefully.
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All the way down the grid, Ms. Iverson and Mr. Chen had taken two different across entries that shared all but one letter — PITHY at 22A and ITCHY at 24A; PRO TEM at 503A and PR TEAM at 42A.
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One of the most essential business casual styles is the wool sweater, but its benefits of being warm outside can quickly turn into a hot, itchy, and confining nightmare you'll have to live with inside for the entire workday.
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I wore this all-sequin dress and I started getting really itchy; I thought it was just a rash caused by the fabric, but then the rash was COVERING my legs and my mom was like, 'I think you have psoriasis!!!
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We are all intimately familiar with the symptoms of colds—itchy throat, coughing, sniffling, sneezing, hacking, headache, tiredness, that gross dry nose thing that happens when you've been using toilet paper to blow because you're too lazy to buy tissues.
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But she also possessed a Prince-like polymorphism, a playful joy in synthesizing genres — for example, on "Tightrope" (her collaboration with Big Boi from The ArchAndroid), an itchy, jump-blues bassline and big-band horns skitter while the beat zigzags sinuously.
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Probably, but according to dermatologist Whitney Bowe, MD, the antioxidant-rich herb does work wonders (within reason) on burns, psoriasis, dermatitis, and generally itchy/dry/red/irritated/sensitive/blah skin, thanks to its anti-inflammatory, anti-bacterial, and highly moisturizing properties.
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But Shoemaker and her partner, Gracie Burke, both nurse practitioners, are seeing patients like this man—who, based on their experience, may be shopping for a doc with an itchy prescription-writing hand—coming through their doors all too often.
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Know When To See a Professional These tips above work great for milder cases of eczema, but if your skin still feels unbearably itchy, you bleed from scratching or experience large blisters from dryness, it's best to see a doctor.
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"I wore this all-sequin dress and I started getting really itchy; I thought it was just a rash caused by the fabric, but then the rash was COVERING my legs and my mom was like, "I think you have psoriasis!!!
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People with diabetes are also more prone to fungal infections like athlete's foot, a type of ringworm characterized by red, itchy, cracking skin and bad odor—so if your friend is having other diabetes symptoms he should consider getting checked out.
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"I almost felt silly bringing up my itchy feet to the nurse because it was so mild that I was sure it was nothing — I thought I was just being paranoid," she said in a piece for What To Expect.
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The nightdress smelled of wee and Valerie thought it must be itchy; she took Robyn shopping for sensible pajamas and then they had tea at the cafeteria in British Home Stores, which had been Valerie's treat when she was Robyn's age.
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She walks around with it in her flesh, that sting, the itchy consciousness of something desisted from, a possibly harmful habit that leaves an emptiness in its place, like giving up smoking and not knowing what to do with your hands.
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My one gripe was that there was a tag sewn on with fabric info inside that I felt was unnecessary and itchy, and I didn't love that I had to cut it out of the pair and throw it away.
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The controller also features a series of paddles, reminiscent of the luxe, $150 Xbox Elite Controller, but instead of accommodating itchy trigger fingers, they're designed to allow gamers to quickly send chat messages, encoded in braille, using various trigger combinations.
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I only left once my feet got itchy and it starting feeling too close to home for my liking; once I was gone, it became a source of great nostalgia—and nothing characterized those years more than Erik Petersen's voice.
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Cranking Up Your Shower Heat Many eczema sufferers turn up the heat in the shower to relieve the itchy feeling on their skin (even for just a minute), but what they don't realize is that they're actually making things worse.
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She talks about how she spent her day at a ballet recital, followed by the purchase of a Mozart CD. But when the waiter brings her and her date their ginger ales, she belches, then mentions that she's quite itchy.
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It's no secret tulle skirts get a bad rap: One mention of the garment and your mind likely gravitates to memories of ballet recitals past, poufy prom dresses, itchy Halloween costumes, or tacky bridesmaid gowns you were forced to wear.
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That vote will tell us if the people of Key West have gone from feeling comfortable in the status quo, where experimenting with a new technology looks like an unacceptable risk, to feeling uncomfortably itchy and ready to consider something new.
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When she finally pulled out the coup de grace she's used in stump speeches — that Trump's itchy Twitter finger shouldn't be on the nuclear button — she didn't need to tell us about Trump's lack of impulse control; we'd seen it.
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I still get itchy when subjected to homages to cuisine I'm not able to immediately sample, and that's one reason I found "The Quest of Alain Ducasse," a near-hagiographic documentary on the celebrated chef, a less than satisfactory experience.
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After the familiar appearance of the on-screen title "8 months earlier," we meet the owner of that itchy trigger finger: Stephanie Patrick, a once-promising student at Oxford now supporting a drug habit through prostitution in a sordid London flat.
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While providing Riyadh with temporary relief, the White House's go-to-response to Iran reveals just how itchy Trump's trigger finger is, and that each time he doesn't scratch the itch he needs to reach for an excuse, why not.
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We try to connect with them in language that they understand, but also, often, find ourselves providing the correct names for body parts, sometimes even as we try to figure out exactly what is itchy, or exactly where it hurts.
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The production's titular sands (and what a title) cost $529 per bag, aren't even from the desert, and are seemingly full of mites ("I don't know about that or bear legal responsibility," Connor tells an itchy Greg, who sat too close).
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Lenihan says to watch out for sensations in this area of the palm: "Right before you change your job, or you're thinking about changing your job, the middle of your hand is going to get pretty itchy," right around your fate line.
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But depending on the stage of the infection, treatments differ: Meds for both stages are available in the US. Two weeks after a beach vacation in the US Virgin Islands, a 45-year-old woman reported an itchy rash on her knee.
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It's great not only because it's fun to try new products but because they help; the air on a plane is drier than the Sahara desert, which can cause itchy skin, discomfort, dry mouth (which can cause bad breath) and feeling tired.
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If you've ever combed through racks upon racks of vintage dresses, you're probably familiar with just how tough it is to find a perfect one — they're always just slightly too frilly, too itchy, or too puffy-sleeved to work for every day.
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Researchers reported similar findings in a meta-analysis earlier this fall, which linked atopic dermatitus or eczema—a chronic condition that leaves skin red and itchy, often in response to allergens—with depression in adults and children, and suicidal thoughts in adults.
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Rather, it occurs when cancer cells block the lymphatic vessels in skin covering the breast, causing painful, swollen breasts that are hot to the touch, have an orange peel texture, are persistently itchy, change colors and have inverted nipples, according to Mayo Clinic.
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Kim Kardashian West has publicly documented her struggle with psoriasis (another type of itchy red patches on the skin) and Brad Pitt reportedly borrowed cream from Cate Blanchett for eczema that broke out when the two filmed The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button.
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And now it's up against new challenges as CEO Matt Levatich works to globalize sales amid a US market decline, recruit younger riders, and contend with the itchy Twitter finger of President Donald Trump, who has praised and penalized Harley in equal measure.
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I paid my dues slogging it out in summer sleep-away camp where I felt transcendental meditation (of the pediatric variety) was required to endure itchy nights within a soggy, Saran Wrap-thin tent that doubled as a cafeteria for red ants.
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" — Thatiana Diaz, senior beauty writer T.L.C. Happi Scalp Scrub"I've never used a scalp scrub before, but this one came at the perfect time: I was on week three of sew-in extensions before taking them down, and my scalp was unbearably itchy.
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This Vet's Best shampoo features a blend of natural ingredients including oatmeal, tea tree oil, and salicylic acid to soothe dry, itchy skin with the help of natural moisturizers like oatmeal, with essential oils and vitamin B5 to soothe and calm the skin.
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