You may develop stress-induced urticaria (hives) if you are experiencing a lot of stress. Stress can also trigger skin conditions like eczema, which causes itchy rashes. Your body releases a hormone ...

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If you've ever self-diagnosed your inflamed, itchy scalp with eczema just to have your dermatologist tell you it's actually psoriasis, you're not alone. The two conditions are extremely similar in ...

Skin reactions can be alarming, especially when they appear suddenly. Many people struggle to tell the difference between hives and a rash, but knowing the cause is the first step toward relief. Black ...

There are more reasons than ever for people to be stressed out right now. Unfortunately for some, that increased stress can present physically. Those suffering from higher-than-normal stress levels ...

Stress affects every aspect of our lives and how you cope has a big impact on your overall health, including your skin. If you have hives, stress can cause a flare-up of hives. Such "stress rash," the ...

Hives are raised red welts or splotches that tend to be itchy, tender, and swollen. They can come up suddenly and form anywhere on your body. In many cases, over-the-counter antihistamines (also known ...

Sometimes, stress leaves its mark on us — physically. Stress rashes can take many forms, experts say, and finding ways to effectively manage those feelings can benefit our skin. Dr. Shasa Hu tells ...

If you've ever had an allergic reaction that includes hives-a rash with itchy, raised bumps or welts-then you know how uncomfortable they are. In addition to the intense, sometimes uncontrollable ...

Hives usually aren’t a sign of a serious medical condition. But their sudden appearance may merit a trip to urgent care or the emergency room if they show up along with other symptoms. Hives are itchy ...

Skin rash combined with head and joint pain: these are the symptoms which patients with familial (hereditary) cold urticaria develop when exposed to temperatures below 15 °C. Researchers from Charité ...