What are the nursing measures for skin itching?

Nursing measures for skin itching mainly include: 1. Changing the living environment: Avoid exposure to allergens such as dust and pollen, maintain a comfortable environmental temperature, and avoid extreme cold or heat. 2. Dietary regulation: Maintain a light diet, eat more vegetables and fruits rich in vitamins, drink plenty of water, and avoid consuming spicy, irritating, or allergenic foods. 3. Skin care: Use mild skincare products, keep the skin moisturized by applying moisturizing creams regularly, and prevent skin dryness. When going outdoors, protect the skin from sun exposure and wind to reduce external irritation. 4. Emotional regulation: Maintain emotional stability and avoid negative emotions such as tension and anxiety. Emotional stress can be relieved through relaxation techniques and meditation. 5. Lifestyle habits: Maintain a regular lifestyle, go to bed early and rise early, exercise moderately, wear cotton undergarments, and avoid excessive friction and irritation to the skin. The above measures can help alleviate symptoms of skin itching. However, if symptoms persist or worsen, prompt medical consultation is recommended.