Authors:

Arielina De Souza M.D, Gu Michael M.D*

Division of General Surgery, Department of Surgery, The First Affiliated Hospital, Sun Yat-sen University, China

Abstract:

Management of brachioradial itchiness (BRP) presents a formidable challenge to dermatologists and neurologists. BRP could be a rare, neurocutaneous condition characterised by sharply localized, chronic pain with associated itch, burning, stinging, and or tingling sensation. Effective care of this patient population is bemused by limitations at intervals the litera- ture, comprised of case series and case reports. we tend to gift a case of 1 old feminine with a chronic history of BRP recalcitrant to the subsequent oral therapies: pregabalin, gabapentin, mirtazapine, prednisone, and tricyclic, similarly as topical Aristocort. once being evaluated within the clinic, the patient was started on combination medical aid withKetamine 100%, tricyclic five-hitter, and local anaesthetic five-hitter topical cream to that she responded.
Keywords:
Brachioradial itchiness, Brachioradial, Pruritus, Neurocutaneous

Citation:

Gu Michael M.D. Topical medical aid as a Treatment for Brachioradial Pruritis: A Case Report Clinical Imaging and Case Reports 2019.