Hi Jeanette, have you ever tried apple cider vinegar to help the itch? Dabbing it on itchy spots with a cotton pad has worked incredibly well for me :) Welcome to Flaym
My ears ring too Laurie, its pulsing tinnitus in my case. I have read that ear wax can make them ring, so why wont skin that has dropped into the ear canal
I've had tinnitus for over 40 years. I'm sure their not related. I was diagnosed with plaque psoriasis about 2 yrs ago. I have it on my scalp, on and inside my ears, eyelids, both hands, and elbows. I did find out that psoriasis is genetic. My grandmother had moderate to severe plaques psoriasis too.
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paula @paula2008
me too xx
Mishlyn @mishlyn
Hi Jeanette, have you ever tried apple cider vinegar to help the itch? Dabbing it on itchy spots with a cotton pad has worked incredibly well for me :) Welcome to Flaym
Robin @robin5869
Try good grade coconut oil/cream.
Cherie @cherie2
I live in Australia. I have found Moo Goo skin products helpful. Available at the chemist and online.
Sarah @sarahuk
Hi Jeanette! Welcome to Flaym. Have you tried putting plain oil on your ears and scalp to relieve the itch? Helps for me!
Debs @debs82
Me too drives me mad and tinnitus. Coconut oil helps to keep it down
Gail @gail1909
Me too, itching in the ears & top of scalp!
Barb @barb1958
Me too Gail
Lauriejean @poohbear
My ears ring too! Is that part of it too?
Debs @debs82
My ears ring too Laurie, its pulsing tinnitus in my case. I have read that ear wax can make them ring, so why wont skin that has dropped into the ear canal
Debra @debra125
I've had tinnitus for over 40 years. I'm sure their not related. I was diagnosed with plaque psoriasis about 2 yrs ago. I have it on my scalp, on and inside my ears, eyelids, both hands, and elbows. I did find out that psoriasis is genetic. My grandmother had moderate to severe plaques psoriasis too.
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