Question 1

inhave this itchiness all over my body now that i live in a country  with no humidity, the ac or heater make my skin itchi and feels really unconfortable like i want to rip my skin off all day and all night?

Accepted Answer

Allergy plan: Avoid dry skin by adding moisturizer several times per day, add a low dose of hydrocortisone lotion twice daily to the worse areas. Avoid common allergens such as dust and pet dander. Take an antihistamine found over the counter daily for itching.
Discuss allergy testing with your PCP, and keep a log of exposures and symptoms.

Question 2

everytime i take a bath or shower after i come out my skin itchis even if i just shower with water only without using any soap or shower gel. i still get itchy skin, mostly upper back, arms, burms and legs. what can i use to stop it?

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Try cold shower: Different people have different sensitivities to hot and cold. Try taking a cold shower.
Wish you good health! - Have a diet rich in fresh vegetables, fruits, whole grains, milk and milk products, nuts, beans, legumes, lentils and small amounts of lean meats. Avoid saturated fats. Drink enough water daily, so that your urine is mostly colorless. Exercise at least 150 minutes/week and increase the intensity of exercise gradually. Do not use tobacco, alcohol, weed or street drugs in any form. 
Practice safe sex, if you have sex.

Question 3

what's weeping skin?

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Serous fluid: Usually refers to fluid being excreted by the skin that could be serous fluid (lymphatic drainage) that can be assoc with inflammatory skin disorders such as eczema or atopic derm, or lymphedema, or skin infection (ie: cellulitis), or venous stasis.

Question 4

shockwave in my head?

Accepted Answer

Hard to say: Hard to know what the question is but if new severe headache this is reason to seek medical attention.

Question 5

freshness about skin?

Accepted Answer

Maybe: What kind of a question is this? Putting a question mark at the end of a phrase doesn't automatically turn the phrase into a question. If you want an answer, you need to ask a proper question.

Question 6

why is my skin flaky?

Accepted Answer

Flaky skin: Many possibilities. I would discuss with your Dr. who knows you best.

Question 7

how to get fair skin?

Accepted Answer

Avoid sunlight: There is no practical way to lighten skin beyond what your genetics allow.  If you avoid sunlight exposure, the skin will become as pale as it can be.   That is the best you can do.

Question 8

what is skin slippage?

Accepted Answer

Postmortum finding: Skin slippage is the term for the separation of the skin from the underlying tissue in post mortum state  this is something that a medical student in gross anatomy or a pathologist doing an autopsy might see.

Question 9

why does my skin hurt?

Accepted Answer

Shingles?: May be shingles. Go check it out.

Question 10

i have paon in my head?

Accepted Answer

?Head ache: If you have tried head ache medicine, and still have pain in your head, see a dr for an evaluation.  Good luck.

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Inhave this itchiness all over my body now that i live in a country with no humidity, the ac or heater make my skin itchi and feels really unconfortable like i want to rip my skin off all day and all night?

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Everytime i take a bath or shower after i come out my skin itchis even if i just shower with water only without using any soap or shower gel. i still get itchy skin, mostly upper back, arms, burms and legs. what can i use to stop it?

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What's weeping skin?

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Freshness about skin?

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Why is my skin flaky?

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How to get fair skin?

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What is skin slippage?

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I have paon in my head?

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