Cure: Easy Ways to Cure Itchy Rashes

Rashes can occur on their own, or as a symptom of a more serious or
widespread condition.

Itchy rashes can take longer to heal due to the compulsion to scratch.
Remedies are available to help ease itchiness as the rash heals,
though some treatments that help control the itchiness will not help
heal the rash.
If the rash persists or you are unsure of its cause, seek medical attention.
Cold Compresses Home Remedies to Stop an Itchy Rash Cold compress.

Applying a cold compress can help soothe itchy skin by slowing the
transmission of nerve signals from the affected skin.
Use the cold compress with a towel to keep your skin dry; damp skin
can worsen the itchiness. Avoid leaving the cold compress on for
prolonged periods to prevent restriction of blood flow. If your skin
becomes numb, remove the compress.

Aloe Vera Home Remedies to Stop an Itchy Rash
Aloe vera.

Aloe vera is a plant mostly known for its ability to help heal burns.
But it may help relieve itchiness, too, according to a June 2003
article published in "Dermatologic Therapy." To extract the gel from
the aloe vera plant, break a leaf off and cut the leaf down the middle
length-wise. Scoop the gel from the leaf and put it directly on the
irritated skin. The Gerson Institute states that you can save leftover
gel in the refrigerator for up to a week in an airtight container.