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Google Reviews
We've seen 15,081 patients and counting
We can treat your Itchy Skin
Speak to a doctor online
Buy medication from us
We deliver anywhere in Ghana
4.8
Google Reviews
We've seen 15,081 patients and counting
We can treat your Itchy Skin
Speak to a doctor online
Buy medication from us
We deliver anywhere in Ghana
Our doctors can help you to stop itching
Dr. Alfred Yaw Kaitoo
Medical Doctor
Dr. Hameed Nii Addy
Medical Doctor
Dr. Evelyn Roberts
Clinical Psychologist & Therapist
Dr. Fredua Agyeman
Medical Doctor
Dr. Jerry Coleman
Consultant Obstetrician
& Gynaecologist
Dr. Paa Gyasi Hagan
Consultant Dermatologist
Prof. C. Mate-Kole
Clinical Psychologist & Neuropsychologist
Our doctors can help you to stop itching
Dr. Alfred Yaw Kaitoo
Medical Doctor
Dr. Hameed Nii Addy
Medical Doctor
Dr. Evelyn Roberts
Clinical Psychologist & Therapist
Dr. Fredua Agyeman
Medical Doctor
Dr. Jerry Coleman
Consultant Obstetrician
& GynaecologistDr. Paa Gyasi Hagan
Consultant Dermatologist
Prof. C. Mate-Kole
Clinical Psychologist & Neuropsychologist
Our doctors can help you to stop itching
Dr. Alfred Yaw Kaitoo
Medical Doctor
Dr. Hameed Nii Addy
Medical Doctor
Dr. Evelyn Roberts
Clinical Psychologist & Therapist
Dr. Fredua Agyeman
Medical Doctor
Dr. Jerry Coleman
Consultant Obstetrician
& GynaecologistDr. Paa Gyasi Hagan
Consultant Dermatologist
Prof. C. Mate-Kole
Clinical Psychologist & Neuropsychologist
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Learn about itchy skin
Learn about itchy skin
What is itchy skin?
Itchy skin, medically referred to as Pruritus, is an uncomfortable sensation on the surface of the skin that makes you want to scratch. This occurs when histamine produced by the body’s reaction to an unpleasant trigger makes its way to the sensory nerves of the skin and attaches to receptors on these nerves. This histamine and nerve receptor interaction sends a signal to the brain that is interpreted as an itch, followed by an automatic urge to scratch. Scratching is a motor response to an itch and may relieve or in some cases, worsen the itch.
How common is itchy skin?
Approximately 280 million people globally, 4% of the population, have difficulty with itchiness.
What causes itchy skin?
Infections eg Ringworm, scabies, Varicella (chicken pox), insect bites (mosquitoes etc), head and body lice Allergies eg chemical, plant and food allergies, allergies to jewelry, soaps, latex Medical conditions eg psychiatric conditions, pregnancy, excessive red blood cell production (polycythemia vera), gallbladder diseases, diabetes, liver and kidney diseases Excessively dry skin, psoriasis, dandruff Opioids and anti-cancer drugs
What can I do to prevent itchy skin?
Maintain a good skin care routine Know and avoid substances known to trigger rashes on your skin
What are symptoms of itchy skin?
Itchy Skin is a symptom of several skin conditions, allergies, liver or kidney problems, and pregnancy. It may be experienced all over the body (generalized) or in specific parts of the body (localized) depending on the underlying cause. Irrespective of the location and cause, the perception of itchiness is the same. Itchy Skin can sometimes be accompanied by a rash. This rash may appear as huge skin bumps or tiny skin bumps with reddening of the surrounding skin, thickened rough skin, or a dry scaly skin.
What are treatments for itchy skin?
Treating Itchy skin requires the use of different therapies depending on the underlying cause. Itchiness is relieved using medications such as steroid creams, soaps, antifungals or pills known as antihistamines. Relieving the itch prevents excess scratching leading to darkening of the skin or introducing bacteria into the skin.
What is itchy skin?
Itchy skin, medically referred to as Pruritus, is an uncomfortable sensation on the surface of the skin that makes you want to scratch. This occurs when histamine produced by the body’s reaction to an unpleasant trigger makes its way to the sensory nerves of the skin and attaches to receptors on these nerves. This histamine and nerve receptor interaction sends a signal to the brain that is interpreted as an itch, followed by an automatic urge to scratch. Scratching is a motor response to an itch and may relieve or in some cases, worsen the itch.
How common is itchy skin?
Approximately 280 million people globally, 4% of the population, have difficulty with itchiness.
What causes itchy skin?
Infections eg Ringworm, scabies, Varicella (chicken pox), insect bites (mosquitoes etc), head and body lice Allergies eg chemical, plant and food allergies, allergies to jewelry, soaps, latex Medical conditions eg psychiatric conditions, pregnancy, excessive red blood cell production (polycythemia vera), gallbladder diseases, diabetes, liver and kidney diseases Excessively dry skin, psoriasis, dandruff Opioids and anti-cancer drugs
What can I do to prevent itchy skin?
Maintain a good skin care routine Know and avoid substances known to trigger rashes on your skin
What are symptoms of itchy skin?
Itchy Skin is a symptom of several skin conditions, allergies, liver or kidney problems, and pregnancy. It may be experienced all over the body (generalized) or in specific parts of the body (localized) depending on the underlying cause. Irrespective of the location and cause, the perception of itchiness is the same. Itchy Skin can sometimes be accompanied by a rash. This rash may appear as huge skin bumps or tiny skin bumps with reddening of the surrounding skin, thickened rough skin, or a dry scaly skin.
What are treatments for itchy skin?
Treating Itchy skin requires the use of different therapies depending on the underlying cause. Itchiness is relieved using medications such as steroid creams, soaps, antifungals or pills known as antihistamines. Relieving the itch prevents excess scratching leading to darkening of the skin or introducing bacteria into the skin.
What is itchy skin?
Itchy skin, medically referred to as Pruritus, is an uncomfortable sensation on the surface of the skin that makes you want to scratch. This occurs when histamine produced by the body’s reaction to an unpleasant trigger makes its way to the sensory nerves of the skin and attaches to receptors on these nerves. This histamine and nerve receptor interaction sends a signal to the brain that is interpreted as an itch, followed by an automatic urge to scratch. Scratching is a motor response to an itch and may relieve or in some cases, worsen the itch.
How common is itchy skin?
Approximately 280 million people globally, 4% of the population, have difficulty with itchiness.
What causes itchy skin?
Infections eg Ringworm, scabies, Varicella (chicken pox), insect bites (mosquitoes etc), head and body lice Allergies eg chemical, plant and food allergies, allergies to jewelry, soaps, latex Medical conditions eg psychiatric conditions, pregnancy, excessive red blood cell production (polycythemia vera), gallbladder diseases, diabetes, liver and kidney diseases Excessively dry skin, psoriasis, dandruff Opioids and anti-cancer drugs
What can I do to prevent itchy skin?
Maintain a good skin care routine Know and avoid substances known to trigger rashes on your skin
What are symptoms of itchy skin?
Itchy Skin is a symptom of several skin conditions, allergies, liver or kidney problems, and pregnancy. It may be experienced all over the body (generalized) or in specific parts of the body (localized) depending on the underlying cause. Irrespective of the location and cause, the perception of itchiness is the same. Itchy Skin can sometimes be accompanied by a rash. This rash may appear as huge skin bumps or tiny skin bumps with reddening of the surrounding skin, thickened rough skin, or a dry scaly skin.
What are treatments for itchy skin?
Treating Itchy skin requires the use of different therapies depending on the underlying cause. Itchiness is relieved using medications such as steroid creams, soaps, antifungals or pills known as antihistamines. Relieving the itch prevents excess scratching leading to darkening of the skin or introducing bacteria into the skin.
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Itchy skin is treatable
Step 1
Tell us about your health
Answer a few questions to get an online diagnosis from a doctor.
Step 2
Speak to a doctor online for GHC135
Your doctor will create a personalized treatment plan just for you.
Step 3
Get your medication
We’ll deliver your medication to you anywhere in Ghana
Itchy skin is treatable
Step 1
Tell us about your health
Answer a few questions to get an online diagnosis from a doctor.
Step 2
Speak to a doctor online for GHC135
Your doctor will create a personalized treatment plan just for you.
Step 3
Get your medication
We’ll deliver your medication to you anywhere in Ghana
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What is Berry Health?
Berry Health is an online medical service providing private consultations, medications, and nationwide delivery throughout Ghana.
What health services do you offer?
We specialise in sexual health, mental health, and dermatology (including beard, hair, and nails). Whatever condition you’re suffering from, we’ll ask some simple questions and provide you with a diagnosis in minutes. If you need medications, we’ll deliver them wherever you want within the country, discreetly, and on time.
How does online healthcare or telehealth work?
Just like your local GP, we’re here to support you with expert, confidential advice and treatment but without the travel and waiting time. You can reach us whether you’re relaxing at home or hard at work. With pick up in clinic or standard or express delivery, you’ll get fast access to the treatment you need.
What can you tell me about your doctors?
All of our doctors, therapists, and medical advisors live and work in Ghana. They have degrees from prestigous programmes like the Univerity of Ghana, Univeristy of Cape Coast, and Yale University. Together they have decades of experience in medical practice.
Can I access Berry Health anywhere in Ghana?
Absolutely! Our platform is accessible nationwide, allowing you to connect with qualified healthcare professionals from the comfort of your home. You can buy medications from us and we'll deliver it to you anywhere in Ghana.
What is Berry Health?
Berry Health is an online medical service providing private consultations, medications, and nationwide delivery throughout Ghana.
What health services do you offer?
We specialise in sexual health, mental health, and dermatology (including beard, hair, and nails). Whatever condition you’re suffering from, we’ll ask some simple questions and provide you with a diagnosis in minutes. If you need medications, we’ll deliver them wherever you want within the country, discreetly, and on time.
How does online healthcare or telehealth work?
Just like your local GP, we’re here to support you with expert, confidential advice and treatment but without the travel and waiting time. You can reach us whether you’re relaxing at home or hard at work. With pick up in clinic or standard or express delivery, you’ll get fast access to the treatment you need.
What can you tell me about your doctors?
All of our doctors, therapists, and medical advisors live and work in Ghana. They have degrees from prestigous programmes like the Univerity of Ghana, Univeristy of Cape Coast, and Yale University. Together they have decades of experience in medical practice.
Can I access Berry Health anywhere in Ghana?
Absolutely! Our platform is accessible nationwide, allowing you to connect with qualified healthcare professionals from the comfort of your home. You can buy medications from us and we'll deliver it to you anywhere in Ghana.
What is Berry Health?
Berry Health is an online medical service providing private consultations, medications, and nationwide delivery throughout Ghana.
What health services do you offer?
We specialise in sexual health, mental health, and dermatology (including beard, hair, and nails). Whatever condition you’re suffering from, we’ll ask some simple questions and provide you with a diagnosis in minutes. If you need medications, we’ll deliver them wherever you want within the country, discreetly, and on time.
How does online healthcare or telehealth work?
Just like your local GP, we’re here to support you with expert, confidential advice and treatment but without the travel and waiting time. You can reach us whether you’re relaxing at home or hard at work. With pick up in clinic or standard or express delivery, you’ll get fast access to the treatment you need.
What can you tell me about your doctors?
All of our doctors, therapists, and medical advisors live and work in Ghana. They have degrees from prestigous programmes like the Univerity of Ghana, Univeristy of Cape Coast, and Yale University. Together they have decades of experience in medical practice.
Can I access Berry Health anywhere in Ghana?
Absolutely! Our platform is accessible nationwide, allowing you to connect with qualified healthcare professionals from the comfort of your home. You can buy medications from us and we'll deliver it to you anywhere in Ghana.
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By using this website, you accept our Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy
Berry is proud to be licensed by the Health Facility Regulatory Agency and the Data Protection Commission
32 Central High St, East Legon-Trasacco Estate, Accra
© 2024 Berry Health All rights reserved.
By using this website, you accept our Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy
Berry is proud to be licensed by the Health Facility Regulatory Agency and the Data Protection Commission
32 Central High St, East Legon-Trasacco Estate, Accra
© 2024 Berry Health All rights reserved.