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Itchy and dry skin

Has or Did anyone suffer from itchy or dry skin

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I did. In the first few months I had dry scaly patches on my arms, backside, and belly. Drink all your fluids and try vitamin E oil, or a good moisturizer. After a while it got better. But now that we're into the cold dry weather it's coming back. Also we heat our house with a wood stove and that dries things out even more. I see a lot of moisturizing in my future... :-)

Yes, I believe healing from surgery promotes itching LOL! But it finally stopped thank goodness.

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