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Considering taking a vitamin or supplement to treat Pruritus? Below is a list of common natural remedies used to treat or reduce the symptoms of Pruritus. Follow the links to read common uses, side effects, dosage details and read user reviews for the drugs listed below.

Your search for Pruritus returned 29 matches.

Treatment Name	Effectiveness	User Reviews

BULBINE NATALENSIS		Be the first to review it
CAMPHOR		22 User Reviews
CAMPHOR		22 User Reviews
CHANCA PIEDRA		109 User Reviews
CHIA		65 User Reviews
CHIA		65 User Reviews
CLOVE		22 User Reviews
FEVERFEW		62 User Reviews
HONEY		17 User Reviews
HONEY		17 User Reviews
HONEY		17 User Reviews
HONEYSUCKLE		5 User Reviews
MELATONIN		509 User Reviews
MELATONIN		509 User Reviews
MOTHERWORT		9 User Reviews
NIACINAMIDE		2 User Reviews
OATS		12 User Reviews
OATS		12 User Reviews
PEPPERMINT		22 User Reviews
PEPPERMINT		22 User Reviews
POISON IVY		3 User Reviews
SODIUM BICARBONATE		Be the first to review it
STRONTIUM		28 User Reviews
SWEET GALE		15 User Reviews
TURMERIC		421 User Reviews
TURMERIC		421 User Reviews
TURMERIC		421 User Reviews
ZINC		64 User Reviews
ZINC		64 User Reviews

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