Trouble Sleeping? Your Skin Might Have Something To Do With It, Study Finds
A night of poor sleep can easily show up on your skin. But the sleep-skin connection is not a one-way street. Here, the telltale signs your complexion may impact your sleep quality. It found that almost half (42%) of participants with skin disease experience sleep disturbances. Itching, burning, and tingling sensations impacted sleep the most. And heat is a common trigger for inflammatory skin conditions, which can increase itchiness. After all, feeling anxious about falling asleep often keeps you up even later....