Exempel på itch

• What's that big red lump on your arm? Does it itch?

• Try not to scratch those spots, no matter how much they itch, or you'll make them bleed.

• There's a mosquito bite on my ankle that is itching like crazy!

• She won't wear that beautiful woollen jumper; she complains that it itches.

• Why are you wrinkling your nose like that? Is it itching?

• Could you scratch my back for me? I've got an infuriating itch right in the middle there.

• He's got sensitive skin and anything except pure cotton gives him an awful itch.

• The itch from that rash is driving her mad - I think I'll give her an antihistamine tablet.

• My grandmother was very strict and if you had an itch in church you were forbidden from scratching it.

• Poor dog - I wonder what's causing that itch. Have you got a sore patch, or is it a flea?

• The latter condition might apply if, say, your nose itched.

• Nevertheless, most readers will be itching to read more about the music.

• Possible symptoms were nasal secretion, nasal blockage, itching and sneezing.

• Unlike mere sensations (pains, itches, etc.), feelings, emotions, and sentiments are often intimately connected with the attitudes we have toward ourselves and our surroundings.

• The symptoms are of itching or of soreness.

• He was itching all over even when he was in his bed.

• The rustic revelry that these folk musicians triggered off was so infectious that one was itching as a spectator to join in.

• She had also noted patches of discoloured skin on the inner aspect of both ankles which itched.

• When they left the water, they felt severe itching without any lesions.

• She developed itching, burning and pain that persisted up to 8 months.

• During the infection, mites burrow in the skin to feed and reproduce, and their activities cause an intense irritation leading to itching and scratching.

• Given all this, it of course follows that if the metaphysical presuppositions of cognitive science are causing genuine itches, then everyone ought to care about scratching in the right place.

• Thus, for example, pains, tickles and itches, and human and animal mental events and processes generally, exist only insofar as they are experienced by human or animal subjects.

• Symptoms from the rash were described as follows, itching 17 (81 %), discharge from the rash 10 (48 %), pain from the rash 8 (38 %), loss of appetite 2 (10 %).

• The bites are extremely irritating, causing nodular, inflamed swellings that itch persistently for several days or even weeks.