Urticaria with itching and a mild temperature can occur due to allergy, infection, or a drug reaction. Try to avoid triggers such as certain foods, medications, or heat, and keep your body cool and well hydrated. An antihistamine may help control itching, but if the fever continues, rashes spread, or swelling occurs, consult a doctor without delay.

Persistent itching despite using Ebernet cream and Vozet 5 mg for 8 weeks suggests the treatment may not be effective or the diagnosis may be different. Continuing the same medicines without improvement is not advised. Please consult a dermatologist for reassessment and appropriate treatment.

Red lines that appear after scratching and last for a few minutes suggest skin sensitivity or a condition called dermographism. It is usually harmless but can cause significant itching. Using gentle skin care and consulting a doctor for antihistamine treatment can help control symptoms.

Sudden itching all over the body can be due to an allergy, dry skin, or irritation. Keep the skin moisturised, avoid hot showers, and wear loose cotton clothes. An antihistamine may help, but if itching persists or a rash appears, consult a doctor.

Itching on the hands and legs after bathing is often due to dry or sensitive skin. Try using lukewarm water, a mild soap, and apply a good moisturiser immediately after bathing. If the irritation continues, an antihistamine or medical advice may be needed.

Skin rashes, itching, and allergies can occur in some people as a reaction to Vozet tablets. It is advisable to stop the medicine and avoid scratching the affected areas. Consult a doctor promptly to confirm the cause and get a safer alternative treatment.

Hives and itching on the forearms are often due to an allergic reaction. Try to avoid known triggers and keep the area clean and cool. If symptoms persist or worsen, consult a doctor for proper evaluation and treatment.