I don’t think so, apart from any stress or discomfort that you may feel about it. Being stressed or anxious does have an effect on your brain of course.
It’s a really interesting question though, considering that your skin and your brain come from the same embryonic layer, called the ‘ectodermis’. (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Germ_layer). I always had the fancy that skin anomalies could predict brain anomalies or the other way around. But so far there is no scientific evidence for it, so maybe I’m just plain wrong.
I don’t think so, apart from any stress or discomfort that you may feel about it. Being stressed or anxious does have an effect on your brain of course.
It’s a really interesting question though, considering that your skin and your brain come from the same embryonic layer, called the ‘ectodermis’. (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Germ_layer). I always had the fancy that skin anomalies could predict brain anomalies or the other way around. But so far there is no scientific evidence for it, so maybe I’m just plain wrong.
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