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 symptoms and root cause.

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 ...

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 ...

Medically reviewed by Casey Gallagher, MD Itchy skin (pruritus) without a rash may be caused by dry skin, allergies, bug ...

Stress can affect every part of the body, including the skin. In particular, flare-ups of acne, psoriasis and eczema can often be related to an episode of anxiety or tension. Of these three ...

“Feelings of emotional distress, like anxiety, lead to the release of a stress hormone (cortisol), which is known to cause or exacerbate existing skin disease. Itch is one of the outcomes of ...

Exposure to what feels like an onslaught of troubling news can result in prolonged activation of our stress response systems ... note that avoidance grows anxiety, and they suggest that to ...

We Can Help. Are you overwhelmed? Off balance? Anxious? Stuck? We can help. At SF Stress and Anxiety Center, we can teach you the tools to turn stress into an ally. Overcome Anxiety and Build ...

Many of us are facing stressors that can feel overwhelming—whether from work, family, finances, or health.But prolonged stress doesn’t just affect your mood—it ...