

PSORIASIS IS A CHRONIC SKIN DISEASE WITH A VARIETY OF SYMPTOMS.
The most common symptoms of psoriasis are the rough red plates with a well-formed outline. These round or oval plaques of psoriasis are covered by a thick white epidermis, called a flake (scale). Both the size and the number of lesions varies. This very common skin disease can occur at any age. Psoriasis usually occurs on areas of the skin that are subject to friction, such as the knees, elbows, abdomen and lower back. It can also appear on the scalp, hands, feet and nails.
We do not yet know exactly the causes that cause the psoriasis. However, we know that psoriasis can occur in people with a genetic predisposition to this disease when certain conditions are present. agents such as:
Essentially, psoriasis is caused by chronic inflammation of the skin, which, confirmed by the presence of T-lymphocytes, accelerates the cell renewal process, resulting in accelerated production of keratinocytes, i.e. epidermal cells. Instead of the usual 28-day renewal process, it takes only 3-4 days for keratinocytes to pass from the basal layer to the keratin layer of the epidermis. The cells remain on the surface of the epidermis and begin to accumulate. This causes the red scaly plaques or psoriasis. Although these psoriasis plaques may sometimes be indistinguishable, others are very noticeable and are therefore a disadvantage for people suffering from psoriasis.
Η treatment of psoriasis is done in the following ways:

*The content on this blog is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always seek the advice of qualified health care providers with questions you may have about medical conditions.
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