Individual hives can join together to form large itchy, red areas that are called “giant hives.” A single hive can disappear within a few hours leaving the skin without a trace, only to be replaced by new hives.
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Answer by bash (1026). There are various causes for this. You might have given overstrain to your muscles contineously during preceding days. If some heavy articles are lifted, you may feel muscular pain and discomfort. It may be due to some viral fevel, if you fel slight temperature.
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Customer Question. Itch from deep down deep in my tissue. I can't stop scratching it and have open holes in my flesh, deep scratches. None of the doctors can figure out what it is. I've had it once before and it stayed on my arms but this time it started on on my arms but graduated to my belly and my knees and is going down my legs. Very little can be done to stop it or the itch.
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Do you have any symptoms such as sweating, diarrhea, or redness of the face when the itching comes on? JACUSTOMER-dqw5rsjr- : nope. the only things that get hot and turns red is my arms and now from the chest to my toes. Also swelling mainly in my hands and wrists.
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Answer by techno (95). Overwork, fatigue and injuries are most common reasons of deep muscle itching. It can also be caused by an increased level of uric acid. Infection by virus, mild temperature and flu can also cause deep muscle itching. This is an indication of some other problem; doctor is the right person to be consulted. add a comment.
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The skin contains some nerve cells that respond only to itch and others that respond only to pain. Others, however, respond to both, and some substances cause both itching and pain. If itch and pain are closely linked, however, the implications are huge, Bautista said. If pain and itch use the same molecules to communicate with the brain, drugs now being developed to alleviate pain may also help quiet intractable itch.
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In some African countries, up to 70 percent of the population develops itch from chloroquine, which causes many people to stop taking it. Only between 5 and 20 percent of the skin’s sensory nerves are sensitive to itch, and one group of them has histamine receptors that can be blocked by antihistamines to stop the itch.
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Both itch inducers trigger the pain receptors through G protein couplings inside the cell. “These experiments provide a wonderful demonstration that chloroquine and BAM8-22 cause itch only through the wasabi receptor,” she said.
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The pain work led to an interest in itch, and Bautista has accumulated a variety of agents that stimulate the itch reflex, including the plant called cowhage (Mucuna pruriens) and the drug chloroquine, an antimalarial that often causes a hellish, all-over itch.
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If Urticaria causes inflammation or discoloration of the skin that lasts more than 24 hours, then an underlying non-allergy related medical problem may be the cause. When swelling of the deep skin tissue is associated with hives, it is called angioedema. Angioedema occurs in about half of people who have chronic Urticaria. Angiodema or swollen soft tissue that is not associated with hives is not usually itchy. It can involve the lips, eyes, hand, foot, throat, genitals, or rarely internal swelling causing abdominal pain. Throat or tongue swelling can be a life-threatening emergency as it can cut off air supply.
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what causes deep tissue itching
Fatigue and injuries are most common reasons of deep muscle itching. It can also be caused by an increased level of uric acid. The causes of deep tissue itching are: Fatigue, injuries, and an increased level of uric acid.