feeling of bugs crawling under my skin/never feeling clean

Dude none of us are qualified medical professionals. Ring up your GP, you need to ask a medical professional. It might be psychological it could be physical but without knowing what to ask for it's impossible to say.

The Wiki entry for this is interesting.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Formication
Benzodiazipene withdrawal is one of many possible causes of formication (feeling like insects are crawling on or under the skin when there aren't any insects).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benzodiazepine_withdrawal_syndrome
Alcohol withdrawal is another possible cause of formication.

i still take benzos, just not the other crap. but yh sounds about right so it might be the withdrawal from that

Tell you if it's a withdrawal?

tf they gonna do

People on here have such a skewed, idealistic view of how much GPs actually care/are willing to help you lmao

People on here have such a skewed, idealistic view of how much GPs actually care/are willing to help you lmao

Dude I'm disabled, I agree most of them are useless. My point was if you go in with a very specific question, i.e you have crawling under your skin is this a withdrawal or something you should worry about you will get your answer. A much more informed one than anyone on the internet will give you. Otherwise you will either be at the behest of misinformation or fearmongering. Have you ever tried googling symptoms or speaking to people on the internet? Every 4th response will tell you your going to have cancer.
I didn't mean to be blunt in my original response, I just don't think questions like these are always great to ask on forums and such. As I have mentioned it either usually leads to downplaying or fearmongering. There's hundreds of different causes for hundreds of different symptoms and without someone experienced with you going through other questions like "do you also have X", "how long has this been happening" etc, you can't get a good idea. As I said it could be psychological or a physical thing.
I'm not bigging up GPs. I once went to one for a similar thing and only got checked for a concussion before I was sent on my merry way. My point was just that you deserve to have a response from a medical professional and a lot of these things can be done with a phone call. Although will probably be harder if you're with a busy surgery. I do sympathise dude, as I said I'm disabled. I'm just not sure insinuating doctors and pills make everything worse and conditions can be deduced by the internet is a great thing when a lot of people on here are secondary school age.