Are there oral medications that relieve skin itching?

Yes, there are oral medications that can help relieve skin itching. One option is to try taking Benadryl™ orally, which can help reduce itching. However, it may cause drowsiness in many people, so it is best to take it when you can rest or before bedtime. If Benadryl™ causes too much drowsiness, you can consider trying Reactine as an alternative, although it may be less effective but causes fewer side effects.

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Are there oral medications that relieve skin itching?

Yes, there are oral medications that can help relieve skin itching. One option is to try taking Benadryl™ orally, which can help reduce itching. However, it may cause drowsiness in many people, so it is best to take it when you can rest or before bedtime. If Benadryl™ causes too much drowsiness, you can consider trying Reactine as an alternative, although it may be less effective but causes fewer side effects.