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In some cases a relative may have psoriasis from yet another relative, from smoking, or from stress. It doesn't have to be your mother or father that could pass it, but you can get it from your grandma or grandpa. Anyhow the genes pass from relative to relative ( psoriasis changes your genes ) and affects you.
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Is Psoriasis dominant or recessive?
I don't really know but i can tell you this fact: my grandma has psoriasis, my grandpa didn't have psoriasis...none of their children had psoriasis but I (a grandchild) have psoriasis and I'm the only grandchild who inherited it...so, i suppose it is recessive. I believe that if both parents have psoriasis then it's a 50/50 probability for their child to have psoriasis... I read in a newspaper that in a small village more than 50% of the people have psoriasis - that's because they married between them, person suffering from psor with person suffering from psor.
Can you get psoriasis on your legs?
If one member of your family had psoriasis or still has then it is very probably to "get" psoriasis some day too. Actually, a person doesn't get psoriasis because it is written in the genetic information so you can have it since the day you are born...it is not contagious so if your question was meant to mean if a person can get psoriasis just by touching a person with this condition then i can assure you that's impossible...if your question refers to triggers for psoriasis then i can tell you that stress is the most important in the list..then it comes streptococcus infections..in my case, i inherited the disease from my grandma and the triggers were stress and streptococcus infection.
What is the DSM IV code for psoriasis?
psoriasis
How is psoriasis transmitted a Huntington disease?
Psoriasis is not a transmissible disease; it is an autoimmune condition influenced by genetic and environmental factors. In contrast, Huntington's disease is a hereditary neurodegenerative disorder caused by a mutation in the HTT gene and is transmitted in an autosomal dominant manner, meaning that an affected individual has a 50% chance of passing the condition to their offspring. While both conditions have genetic components, psoriasis cannot be spread from person to person, whereas Huntington's disease can be inherited.
What are the types of Psoriasis?
Psoriasis,which is a skin disease, is categorized into five groups: plaque, guttate, inverse, pustular and erythrodermic. A doctor can do this type of diagnoses.
A chronic skin disease usually marked by itchy scaly red patches covered by silvery gray scales is known as?
psoriasis
How to you say psoriasis in french?
C'est le psoriasis.
Is Psoriasis a bacteria?
No, psoriasis is not caused by a bacterium, or an infection of any kind.
Can dogs get Psoriasis from humans?
While dogs can get psoriasis, they do not get it from humans.
What vitamin help with psoriasis?
Vitamin D is effective for psoriasis.
What is the life cycle of psoriasis?
Psoriasis is not caused by a living organism; there is no life cycle to present. Psoriasis is a disorder of the immune system.
What is the suffix in psoriasis?
The suffix in psoriasis is "-iasis," which denotes a condition or disease.
