Pruritus is called wind itch in Chinese medicine. Wind itch, also known as itchy wind, is a skin disease in which itching is the main symptom, and the patient’s skin may have paroxysmal itching, and secondary skin damage such as scratches, hyperpigmentation, blood crusts, or mossy lesions may occur after scratching. Wind itch can be confined to the pubic area, perianal area and other parts of the body, and in severe cases, it can be generalized all over the body. The occurrence of wind itching is related to factors such as congenital weakness, prolonged illness, dietary disorders, or external exposure to wind. In terms of treatment, it should be based on stopping itching, together with methods of clearing heat and dispelling wind, moistening dryness and inducing dampness, etc. Commonly used medicines include eliminating wind and combining with the addition and subtraction of Si Wu Tang, gentian laxative liver soup, angelica drink with the addition and subtraction of other medicines. Traditional Chinese medicine fumigation and acupuncture can also be used. Drugs need to be taken under the guidance of a physician. Simple wind itching can be gradually controlled with good prognosis after timely and active treatment. If accompanied by primary diseases, such as diabetes, etc., need to actively treat the primary disease, the symptoms can be relieved.