Synonyms
Examples for "itchy"
Examples for "itchy"
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RI: Windburn and itchy skin result from surface dryness of the skin.
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All of these elements can result in itchy, flaky and irritated skin.
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An itchy pressure at the back of my pelvis: distracting, annoying, omnipresent.
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She blinked several times as if her eyes were really itchy now.
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Even right now, I have an unusual, itchy rash on my ankles.
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A 58-year-old Japanese man presented with pruritic erythemas arranged in a linear fashion.
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For tourists, bacterial infections are often complicating a pruritic bite reaction and scratching.
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Results: Young man of 16 years without a specific antecedent, presents pruritic nodules of the lower limbs.
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However, its appearance may be polymorphic, pruritic, recurrent or even chronic as is described in this case.
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Canine AD is a pruritic inflammatory condition that shows many features of the human disease, including CCR4 overexpression.
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The lesions are usually intensely pruritic.
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We report a 5-year-old Chinese boy who presented with extensive lesions consisting of disseminated pruritic vesicles and tense blisters.
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Eosinophilic polymorphic and pruritic eruption associated with radiotherapy (EPPER) is a rare entity that appears in oncological patients after radiotherapy.
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The detection of pruritic (itchy) stimuli is mediated by a variety of receptors and channels expressed by primary sensory neurons.
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While working at the restaurant that the patient runs, the patient experienced a stab-like pain on the left shoulder and developed systemic pruritic eruptions.
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A subset presented with intermittent, variably pruritic papular eruptions and involvement of their spleens, peripheral blood and bone marrow at the time of diagnosis.
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A 58-year-old Japanese man presented with pruritic erythemas arranged in a linear fashion.
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For tourists, bacterial infections are often complicating a pruritic bite reaction and scratching.
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Results: Young man of 16 years without a specific antecedent, presents pruritic nodules of the lower limbs.
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However, its appearance may be polymorphic, pruritic, recurrent or even chronic as is described in this case.
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Canine AD is a pruritic inflammatory condition that shows many features of the human disease, including CCR4 overexpression.