These 5 Things are Signs that Your Body Needs Help

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Unusual Rashes or Overly Dry Skin

Your skin is surprisingly telling when it comes to both skin-related issues as well as a number of internal diseases. Listen to it! Most minor outbreaks and rashes are temporary and will fade away within a couple days or less. Sometimes they're also a light reaction to exposure to a certain product, so if you can link it to anything in particular you might have a skin allergy to that substance. Dry skin is a common problem in the wintertime especially and should be treated with consistent moisturizing, as well as protection from cold wind and overly hot water when you shower and wash your hands. However, if you're noticing your skin is constantly severely dry or you have an unusual kind of rash that won't go away, that could be evidence of a real problem. This could be a skin disease such as eczema, or any number of infections or internal problems. See a dermatologist to get a diagnosis.