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How to diagnose the cause  the cause of skin itching?
There are many causes and those include:
Allergy,
Dermatological disease
Side effects of drugs
Systemic illness
Local infection
 
How to manage skin itching?
avoid using hot water to shower
shower every other day instead of every day
keep your shower time to less than 10 minutes
use a moisturizing soap when you shower
apply moisturizer immediately after showering
avoid itching or scrubbing dry skin patches
use a humidifier in your home
drink plenty of water
If there is itching and wide space of skin rash in this case you need to use dexamethasone injection and also you need to use topical hydrocortisone 1%
I also recommend to use antihistamine medications like fexofenadin120mg  to easen symptoms.
if you have a systemic disease causing itching you should see an internist
What is my advice to you ?
you need to consult dermatologist to help you and to follow up treatment
What is the treatment of back pain?
Painkillers and anti-inflammatory drugs such as 1x2 CELECOXIB200mg or 1x2 NAPROXiN500mg
Muscle relaxants. If mild to moderate back pain does not improve with pain relievers such as ORPHANDRINE CITRATE 1X3
Topical pain relievers. These are creams or ointments placed on the site of pain such as PIROX GEL
physiotherapy
Massage with sesame oil
What are the causes of back pain?
Muscle strain
Wrong movement
injury
Torn cartilage
Using your back in weightlifting
What are the necessary tests in your case?
X-ray
MRI or CT scan
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