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Itchy feet and hands after viral fever
I had a continuous fever of around 102 deg F for the last 2 days, got CBC done and the report suggested viral fever. I have itchy skin when I lie down especially on the soles of my feet and palms. There are no rashes or redness. I don't have any fever now. Could you please help me figure out the reason of my itchy skin. I can't sleep at night due to it.
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Can help u for sure.plz contact me.
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Please get your Liver function tests and bile salts done. Itchy feeling can be a symptom of raised bile acids.
Hygiene of the feet (washing the feet, keeping them dry, dusting the feet with powder, wearing cotton socks) is important.
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Dryness is the reason.
Apply oil
Take antihistamines
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Dr. Anuj Mothsra
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5 yrs exp
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Can help you, kindly provide me detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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