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Could there been a link between my skin problems and my mental problems?
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Could be: Eczematous skin problems can be provoked by anxiety or similar psychological problems. So can asthma, abdominal pain, urinary frequency. This is best discussed with your family practioner.
Answered 9/28/2016
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