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I experience itching on my back, especially after eating red chilli, green chilli, or spinach (palak). Anti-allergic medicines provide only temporary relief. How can I manage this problem permanently?

Asked by Male, 29 ยท 1 month ago

Itching on your back after eating foods like chilli or spinach is most likely due to a food-triggered allergy or sensitivity, sometimes related to Urticaria, where certain foods release histamine in the body and cause itching. Since anti-allergic medicines give only temporary relief, the best long-term approach is to identify and avoid your specific triggers, keep a food diary, and reduce intake of spicy or high-histamine foods. Wearing loose cotton clothes, keeping the skin cool, and using a good moisturiser can also help reduce irritation. For persistent symptoms, a doctor may advise regular (non-drowsy) antihistamines for a longer period or further evaluation to confirm the cause. If the itching becomes severe, spreads, or is associated with swelling or breathing difficulty, seek medical care promptly.
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  1. Dietary Management:a. Avoid foods that trigger itching, such as red chili, green chili, and spinach.b. Consider an elimination diet to identify other potential allergens.

  2. Medical Consultation:a. Consult an allergist for testing and personalized advice.b. Discuss long-term management options, such as immunotherapy.

  3. Lifestyle Adjustments:a. Maintain a food diary to track and manage symptoms.b. Use hypoallergenic skincare products to reduce skin irritation.

  4. Medication Review:a. Continue using antihistamines like Fexita-120 as needed.b. Discuss alternative medications with your healthcare provider if current treatments are insufficient.

Answered 1 month ago