Is itching of the skin after injections Neoparin Is this a cause for concern?

To @Agnieszka:

Persistent itching all over the body while taking Neoparin may be a symptom of an allergic reaction to this drug. Although Clatra relieves the symptoms, it does not solve the problem, as the itching returns after its effect wears off.

Allergic reactions to medications, including low molecular weight heparins such as Neoparin, are not uncommon. They can manifest themselves with a variety of skin symptoms, including itching, without a visible rash.

If you suspect an allergy to the drug, you should consult your attending physician to change the therapy. Continuing to take a drug to which you have an allergic reaction can lead to worsening of symptoms and even serious systemic complications.

Switching from Neoparin to Clexane makes no sense in the case of persistent itching of the skin, as both drugs contain the same active ingredient - enoxaparin.

I'll also ask my answer from above, replacing neoparin with xlexana makes sense if it's about this persistent itching of the skin ??

While taking neoparin, a very persistent itching of the whole body appeared, despite taking clatra 40mg, although it decreases with this drug, but it returns again when the drug ends its effect and the rash is not visible ...