Psoriasis

C'est le psoriasis.

Infection is a common psoriasis trigger. Your condition may get worse during infection with chlamydia.

From my experience, yes it does. I have psoriasis and have a habit of peeling it. My pathes kept on getting bigger and bigger, inches long. I finally try to quit my habit and after awhile they disapper. Then I got new spots, unfortunately.

Literally? No. Psoriasis is a skin disease, lymphoma is cancer of the lymphatic system.

can you even ask such a stupid question? of course they do they're still people if you get past their looks

It's a disease

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إظهار التحويل إلى الحروف اللاتينيةPsoriasis is a chronic skin disease characterized by the appearance of red patches covered by silvery scales with color and have different sizes and appear frequently on the scalp, knees, elbows, lower back, ankle and finger nails and feet, chest and abdomen and the back of the arms and legs and palms of the hands and the soles of the feet. They lead to the pits in the skin and discoloration and sometimes to rupture of the nails.

Usually symptoms appear on adolescents and youth and continue throughout life, and more or less degree for no apparent reason and do not leave scars. The reason for psoriasis to some extent is unknown, but they occur in family members with the knowledge that it is not hereditary. It has been noted that psoriasis accompanied by rheumatic arthritis, sometimes almost in spite of not showing the relationship between them so far.

Psoriasis may occur in acute and chronic, but most of their situations. In cases of violent leading to the crust and crust cracks and swollen on the palm of the hand and feet and can also appear rash genitals with falling solid crust of the skin, sometimes occurs in rare cases, major arthritis and spine. Psoriasis affects about 2 to 4% of humans are found in eggs more than blacks. According to the medical report is not caused by allergies or infection or food or stress, or lack of vitamins and minerals. May be the outcome of an imbalance in the immune system to attack the body is usually not contagious.

Psoriasis is an imbalance occurs in the growth and replacement The body replaces normal skin cells of the skin every 48 hours but psoriasis increases the speed of this process at 5 to 10 times, leading to a crust on the skin.

The sun helps get rid of patches of psoriasis and if they fail to expose himself to sunlight exposure may be infected areas to ultraviolet light, and that the atmosphere is warm and humid that is very useful in improving the condition of the injured and dry weather increases the severity of psoriasis.

no it is a lifelong disease in your immune system

Psoriasis of the scalp is known as plaque psoriasis and can also affect the skin of the elbows and knees,the palms of hands and the soles of feet. It`s an auto-immune disease that`s recurring (chronic) and is therefore difficult to treat. Skin cells accumulate due to accelerated growth and form layers on top of the skin.The cause is believed to be genetic and could very well be hereditary.

The causes or triggers of psoriasis can be a skin infection, cold weather, certain medications, and stress. The symptoms of psoriasis include red patches and inflamed and scaly skin on areas like the hands, knees, and elbows.

Psoriasis is common in children. There seems to be a hereditary component.

* There are two types of Psoriasis ... one that reacts to cold and one that reacts to heat. I have heard great things about the natural mud baths in Australia. I had a male cousin that had Psoriasis so bad it was difficult for him to work. He was over in Australia and someone talked him into going for a mud bath (right out in nature and all natural almost like a hot springs) and he did. He said it's the best his skin had ever been. Unfortunately, no one ever caught on to it and bottled it to sell (perhaps it wouldn't work this way.) My theory is that since that mud worked on my cousin for as long as he used it then there must be some special minerals in it that the body of a Psoriasis sufferer has to have. I would also like to suggest that you try a Homeopathic doctor to see if this will help. Don't give up hope! * Psoriasis is a noncontagious, lifelong skin disease. Psoriasis is a very diverse skin disease that appears in a variety of forms. Each form has distinct characteristics. Typically, people have only one type of psoriasis at a time, but occasionally two or more different types of psoriasis can occur at the same time. Psoriasis can also occasionally change from one form to another. Generally, one type of psoriasis will clear and then another form of psoriasis will appear later. It can be cured by Homeopathy but the medicines have to be continued for long time. Consult your local physician.

no this is a name given to a broad range of mental illnesses which exhibit certain symptoms(of which there can be many) which were initially diagnosed as schyzophreinia. It is not a chronic disesease as it usually occurs in short "breaks" and results in the sufferer only sometimes exhibiting signs of the disease. It is said that not one case of this "schyzophrenia" is ever exactly alike and the symptoms they display are relative to the person.

In cases of psoriasis one should apply which oil?

psoralea seeds - Bhavanji, Kalanginja, Karubogi, Korjastham

yes you can get it on your private parts

In Kannada we would say Charma-roga.

Psoriasis is not caused by a living organism; there is no life cycle to present. Psoriasis is a disorder of the immune system.

No psoriasis is not caused by a virus or bacteria. It is a genetic disease.

Psoriasis is not in itself contagious - look at the link below for more information.

Psoriasis is an auto-immune disease that is caused by the overproduction of white skin cells. There are several types of psoriasis, such as guttate psoriasis and inverse psoriasis, but plaque psoriasis is the most common and it commonly occurs where joints meet, such as the elbows, knees, and fingers. It is also common on the scalp of the head. Furthermore, plaque psoriasis will occur where the skin gets easily irritated by rubbing motions or even in the genital area. Plaque psoriasis can occur anywhere on the body, however. Those with severe plaque psoriasis, the condition can cover the entire body. Normal skin replaces itself every 30 days, but in those with psoriasis, the process occurs only within a few days.

How do you know you do? And yes, you should. Then you and they can get past it and begin treatment. Note that psoriasis is not "caught" from someone else, and if you have it, your parents may be partly "at fault" because, though the cause is not clearly understood, it is thought to have one or more genetic components. You are the product of your parents. Your genes reflect what they carry. But we're not playing the blame game. Step up and talk to your parents. Then get to your physician, get a diagnosis, and get started treating it. You may want to get a referral to a specialist, which a lot of folks want. There are a number of symptoms and treatment options. Treatments often rotate, too. Note that your doctor went to school for a long, long time to be down with all that diagnosis and treatment stuff. Assign him to your case. He's the expert. You'll want to start learning about psoriasis - if that's what you have. Strap up. Oh, and good luck.

No they are different diseases, they do however have some similarity's

Not at all!

of course lah.

First off, i´m not a doctor but i can tell you from experience that once I started treating my type 2 hypothyroidism (something many doctors think does not exist), my severe psoriasis basically has gone away. I had patches on my feet, knees, wrists and head. It´s all just about gone. So if you have psoriasis you may want to have a rigorous test of your thyroid hormones.