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itching is caused by bile backing up into the

bloodstream and the bile salts depositing under the

skins surface near nerves and it irritates them and

causes the itching. The only way to get these to

break down to be eliminated from the body is thru UV

light.....so, yes, I am a firm believer that the

sunshine and/or tanning booths helps reduce the itching.

Cindy Baudoux-Northrup

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When my son had jaundice as a newborn he was under the bili lights and when I took him home they asked me to lay him down in the sun everyday.I forget for how long, but the gist of it was to help with the jaundice.So it makes sense that the time in the sun might help ,LeeIs there any evidence that exposure to the sun reduces itching? The last two holidays I have had have resulted in absolutely NO itching after the 2nd day which lasts for a good couple of weeks after I get home. Has anyone else found this, or is it just a coincidence?

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Kym,

There definitely is a treatment for pruritus

using UV light. I do not suffer from the itch yet, so I don't have personal

experience with it, but several people on this group have discussed the UV

therapy and how happy they were with it.

Chaim Boermeester, Israel.

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Sent: Monday, July 09, 2007 15:36

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Itching/sunshine

Is there any evidence that exposure to the sun reduces

itching? The

last two holidays I have had have resulted in absolutely NO itching

after the 2nd day which lasts for a good couple of weeks after I get

home. Has anyone else found this, or

is it just a coincidence?

However, I dont think our beleaguered NHS would stretch to prescribing

foreign holidays every few weeks.....;O)

I would be interested to hear if anyone else has experienced similar?

Regards Kym [uK]

psc feb 06

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I am a huge advocate of suntanning right now. I have always been very careful about the sun, but this past fall I started UV light therapy treatments at my hospital and the relief from itching was unbelievable. This summer, I have been making a point of getting sun without sunscreen during some point of each day. I saw my GI last week and he asked what I was doing differently as my LFT's had improved quite a bit.

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Itching/sunshine

Is there any evidence that exposure to the sun reduces itching? The last two holidays I have had have resulted in absolutely NO itching after the 2nd day which lasts for a good couple of weeks after I get home. Has anyone else found this, or is it just a coincidence? However, I dont think our beleaguered NHS would stretch to prescribing foreign holidays every few weeks.....;O)I would be interested to hear if anyone else has experienced similar?Regards Kym [uK] psc feb 06

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There was a previous discussion where someone said they were receiving

UV light treatments to achieve the same thing. They were having it

done at a university hospital I believe.

However, after my vacation south in the spring, I have to say I

noticed a reduction in itching as well. If you ask me, as much as a

trip is the more costly of the two options, it certainly is more exciting.

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WOW- thanks everyone who got back to me regarding this topic. The

itching is still absent [touch wood!!] and I have been able to come off

all of my 'itching' meds which is great. I would certainly much prefer

a sun-bed or two to bucket loads of pills! Thanks again everyone! Kym

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