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What can i do to stop scratching the backs of my hands when i sleep? i think it's anxiety related. i've tried sleeping w/socks on my hands and lotion
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See family doctor: You may have any number of general medical illnesses-- an allergic reaction, diabetes, thyroid illness, and so on, causing itching. You may have an anxiety disorder, which can be readily treated if properly diagnosed. This can only be done by your physician.
Answered 2/18/2015
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