If you have a rash that just won’t go away, it could be eczema. Learn what triggers this bothersome skin condition.
A rash is a temporary eruption or discoloration of the skin and can be inflamed and swollen. Rashes may be attributed to climate related issues such as too much sun exposure or hot and humid weather. Skin rashes could also be related to more serious underlying health issues. If you have a persistent rash lasting more than a few days it is important to have it checked.
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