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    Glossary Lichenification

    thickened, leathery skin due to chronic scratching or rubbing

    Lichenification refers to the thickening and hardening of the skin that occurs as a result of chronic scratching or rubbing. This condition is characterized by exaggerated skin markings and a leathery texture, often seen in conditions like eczema or chronic dermatitis.

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