aquagenic pruritus

aquagenic pruritus
bath pruritus pruritus and other skin sensations, such as burning, lasting for 30 minutes to two hours, after contact with water, without the overt skin changes seen in aquagenic urticaria. The etiology is usually unknown, although sometimes it accompanies polycythemia vera and in other cases it may be familial.

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