I am so glad I am not crazy!!! I have the same thing. Usually my upper arms. I noticed it for the first time almost 5 years ago. I was pregnant at the time and it was in Sept. I thought it had something to do with pregnancy. I would swim allot to try to stay fit during pregnancy and so I was in the sun allot! I noticed a few weeks after my daugher was born it left me. Then every year in Sept I get it again. I spend allot of time swimming in the summer and then in Sept I don't spend as much time in the sun. I also go to a tanning bed in the early months of the year and dont notice anything then. I wonder if it is my skin uded to daily sun and when I am not in real sun it needs it? I have tried everything like everyone else. I am just glad that mine doent happen all year round. It really affects your whole life!! You dont get the sleep you need. I am really glad to know I am not a crazy women!!

Posted By Rhonda on August 23, 2007 at 07:09:38:

In Reply to: Intense localized itching on arms posted by Christie Baker on January 25, 2005 at 14:29:14:

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