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This is for my mom: could eczema get worse due to seasonal allergies? she has feet, neck itchiness and allergies.. sometimes it goes from feet to top
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Many triggers: Eczema has many triggers from food allergies to environmental and pollen allergies to irritants such as weather change, perfumes, cosmetics, soaps. Some people experience eczema flares when hot and sweaty, others during cold weather.
Answered 7/15/2013
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