What is psoriasis?

psoriasis is a chronic skin disorder that is genetic and not contagious, which means that if someone has it, it cannot be touched by someone. It can affect any part of the body, even scalp and nails, and can be moderate, medium or heavy. If someone has a serious psoriasis, its symptoms may affect its quality of life, but a good dermatologist will help her alleviate the symptoms with the right drug.

There are five types:

• Plaque psoriasis causes red, silver-white, scaly skin lesions; This is the most common diversity.
• pustular psoriasis causes blisters similar to pus on the skin; It usually occurs on hands or feet.
• erythodermic psoriasis results in severe redness and release of the body surface.
• guttate psoriasis appears to be red, drop dot on the skin.
• Inverse psoriasis causes smooth, inflamed lesions in bodies. They may also notice that toThey will become some small red bumps that increase and become scaly spots that are itchy and unpleasant. When the piles accumulate, they can be crispy with silver scales.

  While some people may have a genetic predisposition to obtain psoriasis, there are certain factors that may cause it to suffer:

  • Climate and weather - especially cold weather can trigger disease.
  • physical trauma - psoriatic lesion can develop at the site of skin damage.
  • Infections - Viral diseases of the upper respiratory, neck, HIV and cooking can cause disease.
  • Psychological stress - it can worsen the condition.

  Dermatologist or other doctor is the best source of good information and treatment about this condition. It is controllable and treatable and something most people are able to live with. Suffirers should try to see a healthcare provider in early stagesillness to get under control.