Anti Itch Creams & Treatments

Discover relief from persistent itching with our comprehensive range of anti-itch products, including creams, gels, lotions, ointments, and dressings. Our selection features renowned brands such as EGO and Dermaid, offering targeted solutions for various skin irritations and conditions. Whether you're seeking an itch cream for insect bites, allergic reactions, or general skin discomfort, Blooms The Chemist provides a diverse array of medicated skincare options to help soothe and protect your skin.

 

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At Blooms the Chemist, we offer a range of anti-itch products to help alleviate discomfort associated with itchy skin. Our selection includes creams, gels, lotions, ointments, and dressings from brands such as EGO and Dermaid. These anti-itch products are designed to provide relief for various skin irritations and may help manage itching symptoms.

 

What are common causes of itchy skin?

Itchy skin can result from numerous factors, including dry skin, allergic reactions, insect bites, certain medical conditions, and environmental irritants. Eczema, psoriasis, and contact dermatitis are also frequent culprits. Understanding the underlying cause of your itchy skin is crucial for selecting an appropriate anti-itch cream or treatment.

 

How can I stop itching?

While anti-itch creams may help alleviate symptoms, there are several steps you can take to minimise itching:

 

  • Keep your skin moisturised
  • Avoid hot showers and use lukewarm water instead
  • Wear loose, breathable clothing
  • Apply a cool compress to affected areas
  • Use fragrance-free skincare products

 

If symptoms persist, consult a healthcare professional for personalised advice.

 

How does anti-itch cream work?

Anti-itch cream works by reducing inflammation and relieving any itchiness you’re feeling through the ingredients in the cream. If your anti-itch cream contains hydrocortisone, this drug inhibits inflammatory responses in your body and can help calm itchy skin. For more information about what your anti-itch cream contains, please ask your Pharmacist or read the packaging. 

 

When should I see a doctor about itchy skin?

It's advisable to seek medical attention if:

  • Itching persists for more than two weeks
  • You experience severe itching that interferes with daily activities or sleep
  • The itching is accompanied by a widespread rash
  • You notice any changes in skin texture or colour
  • Itching occurs after starting a new medication

A healthcare professional can provide a proper diagnosis and recommend appropriate treatment options.

 

How do I choose the right anti-itch cream?

Selecting the right anti-itch cream starts with identifying what's causing your discomfort. For dry, irritated skin, choose moisturising creams with ceramides or glycerin combined with mild hydrocortisone to reduce inflammation and help your skin barrier heal. For allergic skin reactions, cortisone creams are the recommended option in Australia, as they calm inflammation more effectively than topical antihistamines. Insect bites benefit from calamine lotion or numbing agents like lidocaine for cooling, targeted relief.

Consider the affected area when choosing your formulation. Thicker ointments work well on tough skin like elbows, while lighter gels suit facial areas or sensitive regions. If itching persists beyond a few days or covers a large area, consult a pharmacist or healthcare professional for guidance.

 

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At Blooms the Chemist, we aim to provide a range of anti-itch products to suit various needs. Browse our selection online or visit one of our stores to find a product that may help manage your itchy skin symptoms. Remember, if your symptoms persist or worsen, it's important to consult a healthcare professional for personalised advice and treatment options.

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