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  1. #1
    Registered User

    Nov 2008
    Brisbane
    27

    I'm so.....

    ITCHY!!!

    My whole body is itchy, and I am sick of scratching.

    Where to start, my chin, above my breast, the tops of my feet, behind my knees, butt cheecks, lower back, the small of my back, my face.

    The only part not itchy is my fore arms where I am covered in hives!!!

    HELP!!!!

    What can I do???? Should I go and see the doctor??? Please someone

  2. #2
    Registered User

    Nov 2005
    by the lake .....
    1,047

    Be careful hun- there is a condition that causes extreme itchiness in pregnancy. I'd call my ob / midwife or go to your GP just to be sure. It could be this heat and humidity in ole sunny brisvegas but get checked out just to be sure!

  3. #3
    Registered User

    Apr 2008
    4,427

    You poor love

    Ring your midwife or GP. If you ring your GP tell the receptionists you are pregnant and are concerned and she should book you in straight away. Works at my doctors. I hope the itching can go away. Try and get in a cool bath to relieve some itching. Big

  4. #4
    Platinum Member. Love a friend xxx

    Mar 2008
    Perth, WA
    1,225

    I just saw some midwives at the hospital today for my routine check-up and they said if you get unbearable, totally insane itchiness to go and see them IMMEDIATLEY. I'd go and see them hun...good luck and hope you're all healthy!

  5. #5
    Registered User

    Nov 2008
    Brisbane
    27

    I just call my doctor, and she is not back untill the 5th... and I havent been to see the midwife yet, my appointment is for the 16th....

    is there something wrong with the baby, is that why i am so itchy?

  6. #6
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    Jan 2005
    cowtown
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    theres a condition in pg where you get really, really itchy but I thought that it was a 3rd trimester thing.
    Ring the hospital where you are booked in and speak to someone on the birthing ward or marternity ward.