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Itchy area around incisions

What can I do about the Itchy areas around my incisions? Help!!!

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That's a great question, I literally noticed about 15 min ago that one of my stab sites has started to itch!! HOpefully others have some good advice! I would normally throw some benadryl cream on but dont think dr would approve.

its part of the healing process, just best you leave it be.

It sucks but it won't last long.

Mine too were itching so I put Neosporin on them.... Haven't had an itch since.

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