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Hi... I know that depression affects all of the body, and so nothing is stable or at balance. For example, i sweat just by doing an average task, and my heart goes racing just by anything. And i ran, and did biking almost every day. One of the things that i've struggled with is dandruff. I thought it was related to something else. But with my doctor i've come to the conclusion it's related to the nerves acting up... I've heard about other people here on how they too develop problems on their skin. I just want to ask if anybody has seen major changes in the response of the body to the fading of stress and control of depression..? What i mean is, is anybody here who has in fact seen major changes after medication worked? I feel like until i control the depression, my body won't be able to be stable... i guess it's like the yoga teachers say that nothing will be ok until the soul is... thanks..have a nice weekend! |
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When my anxiety is high, I suffer from exema. My hand especially, but, at worst, my arms and legs break out. When I'm doing ok, they are fine. Yes, the body does show the results of it's internal stress! ![]() Shalom!
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Wow, yes. I have had a skin problem, ecxema that just started last summer. I was at the pinnacle of stress. But, after 50 years of NEVER having a single skin problem, I have developed this. It has me stumped. I only get it behind the knees. I think it is possible for the body to develop reactions to stress and stress relief!
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