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I had my surgery 4 weeks ago and my incision itch like crazy. Is there anything I can put on them?

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I am no doctor, but did you might try hydrocortisone cream

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I am no doctor, but did you might try hydrocortisone cream

Thank you that is what I was thinking. Seeing the dr on weds I well ask also thank you again

If your incision is closed completely and has scabbed over, then I would put neosporin on it. You can put the hydrocortisone cream or I used Sarna lotion around the incisions which stopped the itch.

You don't want your incisions to become infected. That would be my only worry.

I remember that mine itched like crazy starting 4 days after surgery and lasted for a couple of weeks. But, that's how I knew I was healing! :)

Good Luck!

Clarissa

Three months later mine still itch

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