Itching Pityriasis Rosea

This is very upsetting and I can understand how you feel! This condition does not leave your mind! My 16 year old daughter has had it for 3 months now and was prescribed 4 different drugs, including high dose of oral cortisone. We have seen 4 different doctors and none of them have a clue. Last Friday we went to see another dermatologist at Harley Street in London and she prescribed an ointment called Dermovate 30g, clobetasol propionate, this seems to be actually working as rashes started to disappear but this is only the second day! Shower as little as you can, we continue to use Cetaphil and E45, cut out all processed food from your diet, and I found that if you are sweating it tends to get worse so wear cotton loose clothing! I do hope you get this sorted out but do not wait too long, seek help and do not give up! 

Hi Tashawow. I feel your pain. I am in my fourth week and finally experiencing relief. Last week I read on a forum that lukewarm oatmeal and epsom salt baths offered relief, so I started taking them before bed every night.  Grind up one cup of oatmeal in a coffee grinder and pour the powder into your bath with one cup epsom salts. Relax and think positive thoughts while soaking for 10-15 minutes. Then, gently pat your body dry and cover your body with a combination of coconut oil and myrrh. I mixed 3 tablespoons coconut oil with 3 teaspoons of myrrh essential oil. It makes enough for a couple weeks, so I mixed it in a container that can be covered.  The myrrh has a very strong smell and the first night it gave me a headache, but now I’m used to it. The combination of these treatments has taken away most of my patches. It will dry it up while also moisturizing it. This is a strange rash that goes through many phases. But keep your spirits up. It will go away. And you can help the process along with these natural remedies.