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Q: Itchy ears and mouth

asked by: roystov on July 3rd, 2009

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I suffer with constant itchy ears and mouth along with constant mouth ulcers. I have had blood tests for the ulcers and they have come back clear. There is nothing that cures the itch not even antihistemines..!! Thre only way that I can scratch my mouth is with my tongue which then eventually creates sores on the roof of my mouth. This has been going on for some time now and is becoming unbearable. The ulcers are the worst they make my life hell (and my partners)! Please help!

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deteragram

replied on July 3rd, 2009

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Have you been tested for food allergies? I love nuts but I am allergic to them. Brazil nuts can send me to the emergency room but hazelnuts and almonds just make my mouth, throat & ears itch, and I have to take Benadryl. I've never had mouth ulcers but the itching in the mouth and throat sound like an allergic reaction to me.
I visited several websites and they all said that food allergies can cause mouth ulcers as well.

lemony_7

replied on July 22nd, 2009

New User

Hey. I regularly have an itchy mouth/lips/throat as well as mouth ulcers and have recently been diagnosed with Crohn's disease - itchy mouth and ulcers is one of the symptoms... Not sure if that helped!!

I've had my tongue pierced which is bliss when the roof of my mouth itches; you can access all them hard to reach places without that tickle you get from using your nails.

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