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Skin allergies in children
Rashes happen from time to time, especially in dry weather. But rashes that don’t go away could be skin allergies.
Skin allergies are the most common allergies in children. The second most common are allergies to foods. Respiratory allergies, which are more common among older children, are the third most common.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the cases of skin and food allergies among children increased over the period of a long-term survey (1997–2011), with skin allergies more prevalent in younger children than older ones.
Allergies are one of the most common medical conditions, but having them at an early age can interfere with a child’s physical and emotional health.
Learn about the different types of skin allergies in children and how to find the most effective treatment.
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