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How can i stop unconsciously scratching my scalp while i'm sleeping?
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Wear glove: It may not be possible to control a habit that occurs subconsciously while asleep. It may be necessary to wear a glove to protect the scalp if it is being injured by scratching while sleeping. Also, keep fingernails short.
Answered 2/24/2013
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