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Does my stress level affect my eczema?
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Stress can affect: Eczema. The stress response prepares for action by activating the autonomic nervous system & numerous hormones. Stress can cause muscle tension, cold hands & feet, increased heart rate, rapid and shallow breathing, stomach upset, headaches, dry mouth, increased sweating, mind racing, & insomnia. Chronic stress decreases immune functions & contributes to numerous illnesses. Learn stress mgt.
Answered 5/12/2016
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