Collection: Itchy Bottom
What is an Itchy Bottom?
An itchy bottom (pruritus ani) is a persistent irritation around the anal area, often caused by dry skin, fungal or bacterial infections, food sensitivities, poor hygiene, or underlying health conditions such as hemorrhoids, pinworms, or digestive issues. The itching can be mild to severe, leading to discomfort, redness, and irritation, especially at night or after bowel movements.
Managing an itchy bottom naturally involves soothing skin irritation, reducing inflammation, and promoting overall skin and digestive health.
Natural Support for an Itchy Bottom
To help calm skin irritation, support detoxification, and promote skin healing, our practitioners recommend:
- Code CH34 MediSkin Tincture – A powerful herbal formula that supports skin detoxification, reduces inflammation, and helps alleviate itching caused by infections, rashes, and allergies.
- Code CH209 Skin Health Capsules – Designed to nourish the skin from within, promote cell regeneration, and support skin balance to reduce irritation.
- Code CH189 CelluClear Spray Liquid – A topical spray that soothes itching, relieves redness, and supports skin healing for immediate relief.
Natural Ways to Relieve & Prevent an Itchy Bottom
To reduce discomfort and support skin health, try these natural approaches:
- Maintain Proper Hygiene – Gently wash the affected area with mild, fragrance-free soap and water, and pat dry thoroughly.
- Stay Hydrated – Drinking plenty of water helps flush toxins from the body and support skin hydration.
- Wear Loose, Breathable Clothing – Cotton underwear helps prevent moisture buildup and irritation.
- Avoid Scratching – Scratching worsens irritation and can lead to infections, so apply CelluClear Spray for relief instead.
- Identify & Avoid Trigger Foods – Spicy foods, caffeine, and alcohol can worsen irritation in some cases.
- Use a Natural Skin Soother – Apply aloe vera, coconut oil, or CelluClear Spray to help calm itching and reduce inflammation.
- Support Gut Health – If itching is related to digestive issues, consider adding fiber-rich foods and probiotics to your diet.
Important Note
While natural remedies can help relieve itching and promote skin healing, persistent or severe itching may indicate an underlying condition. If symptoms persist, worsen, or are accompanied by swelling or bleeding, consult a healthcare provider for further evaluation