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Dermatitis Definition
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A person with dermatitis has inflammation of the skin, which usually results in a rash. Dermatitis can be temporary or long-standing, depending on the cause.
![]() Temporary dermatitis is usually caused by and infection, allergy or chemical irritant. Chronic illnesses, such as psoriasis, cause long-standing dermatitis. Almost everyone experiences some type of dermatitis at some time during his or her lifetime. Continue to Dermatitis Symptoms
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