Autoeczematization
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Autoeczematization (also called -id reaction) refers to eczema that is brought about by an infection with parasites, fungi, bacteria, or viruses.
The rash which characterizes autoeczematization occurs at a site distant from the infection causing it and will clear up when the underlying infection is treated.
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