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I always feel itchy after i take a bath. it doesnt matter whether the water is cold or warm. when i was younger, i used to think i was allergic to water?
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Need more info: It the itchiness after the bath or after rubbing with a towel. Try "drip drying' or using a fan. If that helps, it could be due to your sensitivity to mast cell release from rubbing. Wish you good health!
Answered 10/13/2020
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