Mystery itch may be notalgia paresthetica not shingles
A reader asks about seven years of itch under the shoulder blade with no visible rash. Dr Roach notes that persistent itching after shingles is possible but the pattern fits notalgia paresthetica, a nerve-related itch without a rash. Treatment options include capsaicin, oral meds, nerve stimulation, and nerve blocks.
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Unaffectionate husband seeks truth and guidance
Dear Alone describes an unloving marriage with diminished intimacy and possible medical issues. The advisor suggests counseling or legal talks, notes erectile difficulties or loss of interest could be factors, and warns that a child is not a solution. The letter ends with a note on Dear Abby’s authorship and contact details.
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