Psoriasis

Your doctor can give you a prescription for a medicine that does help. Meanwhile a dandruff shampoo helps some.

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A chronic condition

It can hit all age groups of children to elderly

Psoriatic arthritis is a chronic disease characterized by inflammation of the skin (psoriasis) and joints (arthritis).

During the day use E45 moisturiser, use this about five times a day but twice is also ok, it depends on the condition of your eczema the worse it is the more frequent you must use it. Then at night use Sudocream. Use as much so you can see a quite bright layer of whiteness as you need it to last the whole night. But in order for in to actually soak in to the eczema and not just soak in to the bed sheets and duvet wear a long-sleeve top to sleep. To make this work you need to keep up with the routine. If you find the eczema is really bad then you should use a very strong cream called 'hydrocortisone' but this should only be a last resort. You can get this prescribed to you by your local GP is s/he thinks it is appropriate. Good Luck!

maybe in some cases but i highly recommend you ask your doctor before using it

Some people find relief by diet changes such as eliminating dairy or gluten which are common allergic triggers. Some add vitamins and minerals such as zinc, D3, and K2. Some use tanning beds, or notice improvement from the chlorine in the swimming pool. Some use products such as aloe miracle rash repair.

Psoriasis patients should be cautious in the following aspects in everyday life:

1. Take caution about dietary hygiene to prevent the occurrence of diseases like enteritis.

2. Patients with pustular psoriasis should not rub the skin lesion, so as to prevent the occurrence of erosion and secondary inflammation.

3. Keep optimistic and pleasurable, and improve confidence to beat the disease.

4. Keep the air fresh and flow in the room.

5. Wear clean and soft clothes and change underwear and sheet regularly to avoid infection of skin.

6. Avoid injury, prevent from scratching and powerful stimulation so as to avoid new injury of skin.

7. Shelter from wind and cold, prevent from upper respiratory infection.

8. Take bath with warm water, strong alkaline soap and shampoo are prohibited.

9. Take normal diet, with emphasis on delicacy. Drink less; do not take foods likely to cause allergic reaction, such as mutton and seafood.

Flaxsee, borage oil or fish oil are all full of essential nutrients that the cells need to make the membranes permeable and therefore be albe to absorb the nurtrients and get rid of toxins. Anybody who has a slow metabolism, problems loosing weight or problems absorbing nutrients needs to check their diet for the content and the amount of those oils in their diet. Best taken unheated and in its natural form to benefit the most.

ang pag kaka alam ko eh walang bawal sa taong may psoriasis kahit ano pwd...

For one reason, saltwater pools use a special salt to keep your pool clean without the irritating burn of chlorinated pool water that you accidentally get in your eyes sometimes. Another reason is that the water does not give off a horrid strong smell like chlorine. Salt water pools are chlorine pool the difference is that the salt in the pool is electronically treated to release chlorine. Traditionally sodium chloride Common salt is used in salt water pools. However a less environmentally harmful alternative is now becoming available in magnesium chloride/sodium chloride which feels even better to skinn in and is good for the surrounding plants. You don't have to wear goggle's because it is chlorene free!

Yes and no, some treatments require prescriptions, but some do not. Some topical creams and such things do require prescriptions, but some are only over-the-counter.

Banana peals are good for more than just containing bananas. They can be used in skin care as well. Bananas are filled with nutrients such as potassium, and the antioxidant lutein. They are good for people suffering from warts, poison ivy, and psoriasis.

For psoriasis, you can gently rub the inside of a banana peal against the area of your skin that is suffering from irritation. It will remain red when you first use it, but after a few days you may start to notice a difference.

Banana peals are also good for acne, regardless of whether it is on your body or on your face. Again, it won’t solve the problem right away, but after a few uses over a few days, the problem will start to go away. It is a good idea to do this before going to bed, both because this is when your body is doing the most to repair itself, and because you will smell like a banana throughout the day if you do it in the morning.

Rubbing a banana peal against the inflamed, itchy, red area caused by poison ivy can also help you to deal with the effects. The banana peal is soothing to the skin on contact and helps the rash go away over time. This makes for a good reason to bring a banana along when you go on a camping or a hiking trip, preparing you for hunger as well as poison ivy.

For warts, you will need to rub the banana peal against the affected area each night for about week. This works on all warts, but it works especially well on Plantar’s warts.

Bananas can also be used to make a facial cream used for skin care. In order to do this, start by putting about a quarter of a banana in a bowl. Mash up the banana in the bowl using a fork. Crack an egg white into a second bowl, and beat it until it becomes frothy. Afterward, you should add a tablespoon or so of corn starch to the egg white, and whisk the two of them together. Add the banana to the bowl with the egg and corn starch. Mix the two together and apply it to your face, leaving it on for about half an hour.

Psoriasis is a chronic autoimmune condition that causes rapid skin cell growth, leading to scaling and inflammation. Its exact cause isn't fully understood, but it involves a combination of genetic predisposition and environmental triggers, such as stress, infections, skin injuries, or certain medications. Hormonal changes and lifestyle factors can also play a role in its onset. If you suspect you have psoriasis, it's best to consult a healthcare professional for an accurate diagnosis and treatment options.

No

No.

Maybe because you smoke or you get tense to much.

I really dont know, I am also waiting for the answer...

No ginger will not help. If you are overweight, lose weight. Some studies show that vitamin D3 and K2 can help. Sometimes ultraviolet light can help. Steroid creams can help. See a dermatologist.

I'm not sure but I think I heard a person say it's good for it.

Psoriasis is known to be the oldest skin Disease, symptoms of it are even mentioned in the Bible and coined the term, "tzaraath." Although there is no exact date, the fist documented case was in the 18th Century when Robert Williams and Thomas Bateman differentiated between all other skin diseases.

Yes and no in some ways. Yes, because it just keeps from grossing people out, but no because psoriasis can't be spread by contact. It is just a skin problem that that person has and can take medication for.