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 ...

Stress rashes can appear anywhere on the body from the arms and legs to the face and back. To treat a stress rash, take antihistamines, apply a cold compress, and try to reduce your stress.

Anxiety rash is a skin reaction—often presenting as hives, redness, or small itchy bumps that occur in response to emotional or psychological stress. It is not caused by external allergens or ...