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Sharon Bell questioned: In the course of searching for a cure, the psoriatic patient may encounter other weird or wacky treatments. My advice: don’t be conned into trying experimental therapies unless instructed by a reliable physician. You might regret it later. “Patients with psoriasis, desperate for relief, may end up trying some ‘far [...] Jane Robinson questioned: Presently genetic psoriasis theory is one of the most reliable psoriasis theories. But genetic predisposition alone is not enough for the development of psoriasis. There has to be some kind of a trigger to start the mechanisms of psoriasis. Let’s discuss what stress is, and what stress may cause in [...] Jane Robinson questioned: There are 3 main phenomena’s or symptoms of psoriasis, which can be detected with a scraping of the psoriatic plaques: - the “stearin spot” phenomena – with the scraping of the surface of the psoriatic tablet there will appear silvery-white scales, that resemble stearin – a tasteless and odorless substance [...] John mathew questioned: Psoriasis is one of the most chronic skin diseases that is recognized by thick, red, silvery, scaled patches on the skin. It can be defined as an inflammatory skin condition. It affects both sexes and usually appears in the age of 15-35 years. Psoriasis can occur anywhere on the body, [...] Jane Robinson questioned: People with psoriasis delight in sun tanning just as much as people without psoriasis, and usually even more. Not only the sun gives your skin a nice golden color but if you have psoriasis – the sun also helps you to temporarily get rid of your psoriatic plaques. Some of [...] Eddie Hudd questioned: Psoriasis is a physical skin condition that affects around two percent of all adults and can cause noteworthy mental distress to those that endure from it. Although psoriasis manifests itself as a skin condition, clinical studies have concluded that the actual cause emanates from the immune system. It has also [...] Jane Robinson questioned: Psoriasis as a word consequential from the Greek word “psora” – “itch”. Psoriasis is the most wide spread chronic dermatitis. According to statistics, about 2-3% of the total population of the Earth has psoriasis – approximately 120 – 180 million people! For instance: Canada – about 1 million people, Splendid [...] jackb son asked: Plaque Psoriasis, aside from being the most common type, is just psoriasis. Let me explain. Prior to being called this, it was psoriasis and before this, was thought to be leprosy. For example… psoriasis on the scalp came to be scalp psoriasis. This began to get descriptive names many decades [...] |
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