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Eczema, Stress & Itching
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People deal with stress in all aspects of their lives, between work, school and just being at home, all that stress cause take its toll on your body. One of the most common things all that stress will affect is your skin, as many people know, stress can cause acne, but that is not the only thing you should worry about. While acne is not something we wish for in life, when you think about eczema, it really isn’t all that bad.


Eczema, an irritation of the skin that can result in small, itchy, red bumps, comes in many forms. The most common, and most severe, is the form called atopic eczema. While no one knows what causes it, there are things that are thought to help the eczema form. These things are allergies, to a variety of things, and the toll the allergies take on someone’s immune system leaves the door way open for eczema to invite itself in.


This condition is not contagious, and can be hereditary. Scientific results leave most thinking that children whose parents were prone to hay fever or had asthma, are then susceptible to getting this skin condition. Mos

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