Sentence examples for itchiness from inspiring English sources

Their bite produces a wheal on the skin that is intensely itchy, the itchiness being caused by the digestive juices of the chiggers.

If people have the same itch-specific nerves as mice, the findings could lead to drugs that suppress the itchy side effect of chloroquine and alleviate chronic itchiness in skin diseases.

For one, why do people when they hear about itchiness — or read this article, perhaps — start feeling itchy?

Nonetheless, it was itchy, and when it was scratched or rubbed M. felt the itchiness temporarily subside.

Back in the 1990s, when "space station" meant the Russian one, Mir, a study of 19 crew members suggested that the most common injuries were minor skin lesions, and many complained of itchiness and dryness.

Symptoms, which may develop immediately after eating or may be delayed for as long as 30 hours, include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, weakness, numbness, muscle pain, and general itchiness.

Initially, in the first stage of the disease, there are fevers, headaches, itchiness, and joint pains.

Some of these latch onto nerves, triggering itchiness and coughing.

It is supersoft, so you'll get no complaints of itchiness.

Talk of sensations is also a bit loose, in a way that can be crucial, sometimes referring to, for example, particular pains, itches, or mental images (what philosophers call "phenomenal objects"), sometimes to pain or itchiness itself, and sometimes to the properties of mental images (e.g., red or elliptical).

In the case of benign infections, treatment is typically aimed at relieving symptoms of itchiness or pain.