[header] How to stop a rash from itching [title] Use a cold compress on the rash. [step] Application of cold causes temporary numbness of the nerve endings leading to reduced sensation. It soothes the skin and reduces the urge to itch.
[header] How to stop a rash from itching [title] Use a cold compress on the rash. [step] Application of cold causes temporary numbness of the nerve endings leading to reduced sensation. It soothes the skin and reduces the urge to itch.
It also draws blood and eases infection, especially if it causes a rash. To use a cold compress, start with a basic measure like : [substeps] Cut a slice of an cucumber and place it on the itching spot. Ice can make for a cooling experience in wounds and itchy areas. [substeps] If the rash is caused by prunprunella, then ice could be a good solution. Less itching means less skin irritation and reduced development of rash, too. [substeps] Put some ice cubes in a plastic bag or towel and hold it on the itchy skin for a few minutes. There are a number of cold compresses available over the counter and at pharmacies; however, make sure that you do not use these for more than 3 days or they may work. [substeps] Place the ice pack on the affected area for 5 to 10 minutes.