Psoriasis is a chronic skin condition marked by the emergence of distinctive red patches scattered across different areas of the body. These patches are commonly accompanied by persistent itching, contributing to the discomfort experienced by individuals affected by this condition.
Itchy and scaly skin
Red and scaly cracked skin
Stiffness, pain, and tenderness of the joints
Nail changes, such as pitting
Red scaly patches on the skin
Dry cracked skin
Bleeding and itching on the patches
Skin inflammation
Problems of the immune system
Injuries to the skin
Infections
Hormonal changes
Certain medications
Trauma to the skin
Family history
Seasonal change
Side-effects of certain medications
Avoid medicines like Lithium, Inderal, and Indomethacin
Treat infections at the earliest
Eat healthy food
Take daily baths
Clean scales and calm inflamed skin
Use moisturizer
Expose your skin to small amounts of sunlight
Avoid psoriasis triggers
Avoid alcohol