A persistent rash might not just be a skin issue—it's your body’s way of showing stress. Learn how to address both the ...

A stress rash looks like raised red bumps that cluster together in large welts or tiny dots. Stress rashes can appear anywhere on the body from the arms and legs to the face and back. To treat a ...

There are many other types of rashes with a wide variety of causes. Treatment for a rash requires the correct diagnosis and can include medication and avoiding potential triggers.  Easily ...

Identifying triggers, reducing stress levels and several medications can help you address these symptoms. Anxiety rash is a skin reaction—often presenting as hives, redness, or small itchy bumps ...