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Perspiration & Chafing Center

Perspiration and chafing are two related conditions that can combine to create itchy, dry and cracked skin. Like chafing, Hailey-Hailey disease begins in the skin folds, while intertrigo is an inflammation of the top layers of skin. Perspiration disorders include the sweat-gland disorder hidradenitis suppurativa and hyperhidrosis, a condition marked by excessive sweating.

 

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Which deodorant is really stain-free? TODAY consumer correspondent Janice Lieberman tests products at the bowling alley.

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Tara Parker-Pope of The New York Times explains why it's important to take care of your eyes, gums, skin and more.

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Find out what our expert has to say about skin, hair and other health issues in Health Journal, with Dr. Fernstrom.

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