>I itch at night and
>  first thing in the morning.  Still can't figure this one out but it
seems
>  nerve related as well.  I had to wean myself off of armour.  My
itching is
more a
>  crawly kinda of skin and not what you call tingly, I guess. :)

I had similar itching  - bugs cawling on my skin itching - and blamed it
on my  hypothyroidism but it turned out to be low estrogen  (estradiol)
levels.  I was on PremPro but my blood estrogen levels were 1/5 of
normal. I recently switched to Estrace (17 beta estradiol) and the
itching quickly disappeared.  If you are menopausal or perimenopausal,
you might consider having a blood test to check your estrogen levels.

Good luck!
Margaret

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