Nervous Tension
Health Encyclopedia: Lichen Simplex Chronicus
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Itching of the skin- May be chronic
- May be intense
- Increases with nervous tension, stress
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Skin lesion , patch, or plaque- Exaggerated skin lines over the lesion
- Circumscribed lesion with distinct borders
- Skin lesion becomes leathery textured (
lichenification ) - Darkened (hyperpigmented) or reddened skin
- Excoriation, raw areas
- Scratch marks
- ...
Expert & Community Posts
Understanding the Confident/Nervous Guy
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Medications
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...feelings of well-being and energy level and decrease nervousness. How To Use Read the... Read more »
This medication is used to treat pain and discomfort from muscle injuries such as strains, sprains,... Read more »
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