For pruritus, the patient may be treated with:

1. benzoyl peroxide.
2. Burow solution.
3. a colloidal bath.
4. silver nitrate.


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Colloidal baths (Alpha Keri, Aveeno) are emollients used to treat widespread eruptions.

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