The origin of<unk>  is unknown, whether it be neuropathic (originating in the brain), pruritoceptic (originating at the skin), or disease related, so treatment for it specifically still remains unclear. Nevertheless, treatment for different kinds of itch, some of which may be applicable to<unk> , are available. Note that people with this symptom should seek medical care and consult appropriate medications with a doctor. Aspirin taken orally has minimal effect on itch. Therapeutic options for itch that originates in the central nervous system are limited, and need further confirmation, but are in general based on the counteracting interaction between itch and pain via the spine. Treatments of low dosage lidocaine and gabapentin might be effective in relieving itch that is thought to originate in the central nervous system.
Referred itch
Pain out of proportion
Baricity
Referred pain
Coolie itch
Body odor
Ground itch
Grain itch