Don't know why they would itch, But an old fashion painless working remedy my grandmother used - Very thin (thread like) nylon sewing thread or lightest fishing line. Tie around base of skin tag tightly and knot it. After a few days it turns black (due to loss of blood flow keeping the cells alive) then naturally falls off without soreness, bleeding, or infection. As a precaution after it falls off I would use a little antiseptic cream. You can do this to a few at a time/all at once if you have more than one. Hope it helps, it worked for our family for years and still does.
How to get rid of itchy underarm skin tags?
Close your eyes and shave them off.
Reply:i had a skin tag (it didn't itch though) i went to the docs and he froze it, it went black after a couple of days then drop off.... gross!!!!
Reply:Ice cube to numb them. Tweasers to pull them outwards, and surgical siccors to cut from the base. This is how doctors do it anyway, and they charge $100 each to do it. You may need someone to help you, but it isn't easy finding someone willing. Good luck. 10 points please? :-)
Reply:My DH clips them off with a fingernail clipper, which skeeves me out completely. But the doc just slices them off with a thin blade. Then put antibiotic ointment and a bandaid. Don't shave there for awhile.
Reply:Ice it. Wrap fishing line around it. And pull. Apply hydrogen peroxide, antibiotic ointment and bandage.
Reply:ask a doctor for a help
Reply:Since they are in a more sensitive area, I'd probably just go ahead and go to a dermatologist ans have him freeze them off. (cryotherapy). There are some natural home-made remedies you could try, but they take a little longer.
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