chronic skin condition

What are Chronic Skin Conditions?

Chronic skin conditions are disorders that persist for an extended period, often for months or years, and typically require long-term management. Examples include psoriasis, eczema (atopic dermatitis), rosacea, and chronic urticaria (hives).

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