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Pruritus occasionally accompanies other signs and symptoms that differ based on the original condition, disorder or disease. Symptoms that often affect the skin can also encompass other body systems.
The following signs and symptoms in the skin that usually come with itching can include:
Swelling, warmth or redness
Rash
Peeling
Pain
Dryness
Discharge from pustules, lesions or sores
Crusting
Cracking
Burning sensation
Bumps
Blisters
Swelling, warmth or redness
Rash
Peeling
Pain
Dryness
Discharge from pustules, lesions or sores
Crusting
Cracking
Burning sensation
Bumps
Blisters
Itching can come with other symptoms not related to the skin. These symptoms may include:
Swelling
Sneezing
Runny nose
Hives or rash
Nausea
Dry mouth
Stomach cramping or pain
Swelling
Sneezing
Runny nose
Hives or rash
Nausea
Dry mouth
Stomach cramping or pain
Itching can come along with symptoms that can signify a very serious or life-threatening condition. When these conditions symptoms arise in you, it is very urgent that you be evaluated as soon as possible in an emergency room. These symptoms can involve:
Wheezing
Sudden swelling of the tongue, lips or face
Tachypnea (rapid breathing)
Shortness of breath
Tachycardia
Dizziness
Brief loss of consciousness or confusion
Sudden swelling of the tongue, lips or face
Tachypnea (rapid breathing)
Shortness of breath
Tachycardia
Dizziness
Brief loss of consciousness or confusion
Your skin may become itchy all over your body or in localized areas of your body. Itchiness may sometimes show no corresponding sign on the skin.
Itchiness can be mild, moderate or severe. Sometimes scratching can tend to make the itch more intense like in cockroach bites.
There are certain conditions to the nature of your eating that might require doctor intervention. You may consult with your doctor or skin specialist if your itching:
Affects your entire body
Comes with other problems like skin redness, fever, frequent urination, changes in how you pass stool, loss of weight or extreme fatigue
Has no known cause or explanation
Is painful, uncomfortable and so intense that it prevents you from performing your regular activities or keeps you from sleeping