Psoriasis is a severe systemic disease that primarily affects skin tissue.
Treatment of psoriasis is a long process that may not always be successful. This is why therapy methods that can be used to treat psoriasis at home, as well as folk recipes that help with this disease, are so popular among patients.
Psoriasis, its features, causes and symptoms
Until now, not a single scientist can answer with complete certainty the question of why this disease appears. There are several theories, but none of them can explain all the features of the appearance of pathology. The most popular hypothesis is that autoimmune processes play a major role in the development of psoriasis.
The mechanism of development of the disease is also not entirely clear. However, one fact is certain - with psoriasis, the structural and functional properties of the upper layer of skin cells (epidermis) are disrupted. Typically, the cells of this layer are renewed after a month. However, with psoriasis, for reasons that are not entirely clear, this process accelerates several times. The cells do not take root on the surface of the skin, and as a result, psoriasis plaques typical of the disease appear. They can be located on various parts of the body. At the same time, they not only spoil the appearance of a person, but also make themselves felt with severe itching.
A type of psoriasis accompanied by the appearance of plaques is the most common form of the disease. In addition to plaque psoriasis, also called vulgar psoriasis, there are several other types of the disease:
- erythematous,
- pustular,
- teardrop-shaped
- psoriatic erythroderma.
In some cases, the disease can affect the nails and even joints. However, treatments for different types of psoriasis are largely similar.
The disease is detected in people most often at a young age. The proportion of those who experience psoriasis in childhood or old age is small.
Even if qualified treatment is carried out, it is still not a fast process. Sometimes the disease can take a protracted course. Sometimes there is relief and the symptoms go away. The patient seems to have recovered. But actually it is not. There is simply a remission - a period when the disease recedes. But remission is most often interrupted by another exacerbation.
Medical science does not yet know methods to help patients completely get rid of the disease. Therefore, the goal of treatment is to relieve unpleasant symptoms, lengthen periods of remission and prevent complications - diseases of the nails and joints, generalized skin pathology.
Treatment methods for psoriasis
Most people who get sick go to the doctor at the first symptoms, believing that traditional medicine knows well how to treat psoriasis. The specialist examines the patient, and if the diagnosis is confirmed, he prescribes treatment.
However, curing the disease is more difficult than it may seem to the patient at the very beginning of the disease. In most cases, there is no immediate relief. Time passes, but the unpleasant symptoms do not go away, and the person cannot get rid of the disease. Few people are happy with this situation. Therefore, many patients turn their attention to alternative methods of treatment, including traditional medicine methods, and use herbal preparations rather than ready-made medications purchased at the pharmacy. And some patients use unconventional methods of treatment because they consider traditional medicines and ointments too expensive.
It cannot be said that all traditional medicine methods in the treatment of psoriasis are ineffective. After all, the disease did not appear yesterday. She has been known for a very long time. Therefore, folk healers have developed reliable ways to combat skin inflammation. Some of these methods have been recognized by modern science.
Therefore, dividing treatment methods into traditional and non-traditional ones will not be entirely correct. Each case of psoriasis is individual, and many patients can be helped by remedies that do not have any positive effect on others.
What are the goals of antipsoriatic therapy? This:
- reduction of unpleasant itching,
- acceleration of regeneration of superficial skin tissues,
- cleansing the skin of plaques and other rashes,
- normalization of the immune system,
- detoxification of the body,
- normalization of the nervous system.
However, there is still no need to expect quick healing - the fight against the disease often drags on for months, years, or even decades.
Before we move on to a review of home remedies and traditional medicine, we list the treatment methods offered by doctors.
First of all, these are external preparations - ointments, creams, lotions. They have a variety of medicinal effects:
- keratolytic,
- anti-inflammatory,
- antibacterial,
- moisturizing.
Keratolytic ointments are especially in demand for psoriasis. After all, the keratolytics included in their composition contribute to the accelerated exfoliation of epidermal tissue. The main kertatolytic substance used for psoriasis is salicylic acid. It also has a pronounced anti-inflammatory effect.
In ointments for psoriasis you can also find:
- calcipotriol,
- sulfur,
- zinc oxide,
- zinc pyrithione,
- naftalan oil,
Most ointments are applied to the affected areas of the body in a thin layer. You should not apply several ointments to a sore spot at once - this can lead to unpredictable consequences.
Hormonal ointments
However, no matter how good keratolytic and other ointments are, when treating psoriasis, it is most likely impossible to do without hormonal-based ointments. Such ointments are usually prescribed for periods of exacerbation. They contain hormones - glucocorticosteroids, which quickly relieve symptoms and signs of inflammation. However, such drugs are recommended to be used only as prescribed by a doctor. Therefore, most patients often resort to traditional methods of fighting the disease, especially during remission.
Drugs taken orally
For severe forms of psoriasis, immunosuppressive and cytostatic drugs, glucocorticosteroids in tablets are prescribed.
Also prescribed for psoriasis:
- vitamin complexes containing, in addition to vitamins A, E and D, zinc and other microelements;
- enterosorbents;
- probiotics;
- enzyme preparations for the gastrointestinal tract.
UV therapy
For moderate psoriasis, physiotherapy methods, primarily PUVA therapy, have demonstrated high effectiveness. It involves irradiating the skin with specially selected UV radiation and simultaneously taking photosensitizing drugs. These drugs increase the effectiveness of radiation on the skin.
Tar
Some of the best keratolytic agents are tar-based preparations. They can also be classified as folk remedies, although now many ointments with tar can be bought in pharmacies.
Medical tar comes in two types. Firstly, it can be mined from coal. And another type of tar is of plant origin. Similar tar is obtained from birch, juniper or pine.
Tar is a brown viscous mass. It is added not only to ointments, but also to detergents. Everyone is well aware of tar soap, which is also recommended for hygiene procedures for patients with psoriasis, and not only for them. Pure tar can also be used in treatment. It is rubbed into the skin of the affected areas and left for half an hour.
Solidol in the treatment of psoriasis
Preparations containing solid oil demonstrate a good therapeutic effect for psoriasis. This substance is a mixture of fatty acids. There are many recipes for ointments with grease. The advantage of these drugs is their affordable price and low degree of allergenicity.
You can also use pure solid oil to lubricate the skin. However it must be
special solid oil intended for use for medical purposes, and not technical. The problem is that technical grease contains many additives that can harm the skin.
It is still worth checking solid oil for a possible allergic reaction. To check, apply a little grease to the inner surface of the elbow. If no negative manifestations have appeared within 12 hours (redness, itching, swelling, etc.), then the drug can be used.
Pure grease cannot be kept on the skin for a long time (unlike ointments with grease). Procedures using this substance can begin with a duration of 10 minutes, gradually increasing this time by 10 minutes (after each week). Solid oil must be washed off the skin using tar soap. The duration of the course is 3 months.
Pharmaceutical ointments containing solidol:
- Kartalin,
- Antipsor,
- Magnipsor,
- Cytopsor.
Diet therapy
A method that any psoriasis patient can easily follow at home is the right diet. After all, all processes occurring in the body are reflected on the skin. And the wrong diet can disrupt these processes. Therefore, some products are harmful to the skin, as they negatively affect its condition. There are even special diets, such as the Pegano diet, designed for patients with psoriasis.
The essence of the Pegano diet is to find the right balance between acid-forming and alkali-forming foods. The first include meat and high-protein foods, legumes. The second includes vegetables, fruits and cereals, with rare exceptions. The ratio of alkaline and acidic products, according to Pegano's theory, should be 4:1.
- citrus,
- chocolate,
- coffee,
- carbonated drinks,
- canned food and marinades,
- fried and smoked dishes.
The diet must contain vegetable oils and low-fat fermented milk products.
Skin care
Treatment will be ineffective if basic skin care rules are not followed. It is worth remembering that the skin with psoriasis has increased sensitivity. Even a small cut or injection can lead to an exacerbation and the appearance of psoriatic plaques. This phenomenon is called the Koebner phenomenon.
Skin care also includes:
- regular washing with mild hypoallergenic products;
- protecting the skin from excessive drying, hypothermia or overheating;
- wearing comfortable clothes made from natural materials;
- protecting hands from exposure to aggressive household chemicals.
Climatic and spa treatment of psoriasis
Methods such as balneotherapy and sanatorium-resort treatment may also be useful for psoriasis. Sometimes an improvement in condition can occur simply as a result of a change in climate to a warmer one. After all, as you know, exacerbations of psoriasis often occur during the cold season.
Staying at sea, even for a short time, can also be useful. Humid and clean sea air has a positive effect on the skin.
Therapeutic baths
Therapeutic baths are very popular for self-treatment of the disease. However, this method has contraindications. In particular, people with cancer and heart failure are prohibited from taking baths.
The most commonly used medicinal baths contain the following components:
- sage,
- needles,
- pine buds,
- valerian,
- horsetail,
- sea salt,
- celandine.
Therapeutic baths with warm water and plant extracts and infusions dissolved in them help relieve itching and inflammation of the skin and have a calming effect. The recommended duration of bathing is 10-20 minutes. The optimal water temperature is about 38°C.
Baths with sea salt are best taken during remission for preventive purposes. The recommended number of procedures is 2-4 times a week. Sea salt contains various microelements, such as potassium, magnesium and iodine, which have a beneficial effect on skin condition.
Sports and active recreation
Sports and physical activity in themselves do not affect the condition of the skin. However, they help strengthen the immune system and the body as a whole, and relieve nervous tension. Since the disease is largely psychogenic in nature, these methods of therapy may also be useful for many patients.
Phytotherapy
Herbal medicine is a method that has been used to treat various diseases since ancient times. With this technique, the role of drugs is performed by various representatives of the flora. On the Internet you can find a huge number of recipes with medicinal plants, including those that help with psoriatic symptoms. Plants can be added to ointments, medicinal preparations for lotions, or taken orally in the form of decoctions.
However, caution must be exercised here. After all, among medicinal plants there are many allergens, and a number of them are contraindicated for cardiovascular diseases and gastrointestinal diseases. Therefore, before starting treatment with any prescription, it is advisable to consult your doctor.
Vegetable oils
If psoriatic plaques are observed on the scalp, then the main treatment can be supplemented with the use of medicinal oils:
- sea buckthorn,
- peanut,
- rosemary,
- tea tree oil.
Some effective homemade ointments
| Components | cooking method | frequency of use, once a day |
| celandine alcohol extract, linseed oil, petroleum jelly | the ratio of components is 2:4:1. The components are thoroughly mixed | 1 |
| wood ash, grease, celandine, egg white | Take 25 g of ash, 100 g of grease, 1 egg white, 10 g of celandine. The mixture is infused for 2 weeks | 3 |
| wormwood, rendered pork fat | component ratio 1:1 | 3 |
| propolis, butter | 10 g propolis, 200 g butter. Heat the mixture over low heat for 15 minutes, then strain | 3 |
| egg, sunflower oil, vinegar | 2 eggs, 1 tbsp. l. unrefined oil, 40 ml vinegar. The mixture is whipped | 1 |
| birch tar, bee honey, petroleum jelly, fish oil, boric acid | component ratio 25:15:10:5:5 | 1 |
| elecampane roots, solid oil | 4 tbsp. l. ground elecampane, pour 100 g of hot water and keep in a water bath for 15 minutes, filter, cool and mix with 500 ml of grease | applied 2 times a day for 1 hour |
| grease, honey, egg yolks | mix 300 g of grease, 100 g of honey and 2 yolks | 3 times a day for 2 hours |
Recipes for decoctions of medicinal plants for oral administration
| Components | cooking method | application |
| soapwort, burdock | 1.5 tbsp. l. both components are poured with 0.6 liters of boiling water and heated in a water bath for 10 minutes, filtered after an hour | consumed internally throughout the day |
| string, calamus, elecampane, corn silk, lingonberry leaves, horsetail, celandine | you need 10 g of all components, and 5 g of celandine. For 500 ml of water you need 2 tbsp. l. herbs The mixture is heated in the oven for half an hour | half a glass 2 times a day |
| burdock roots, violet herb, elderberry flowers, nettle leaf | Take 100 g of burdock and violet, and 50 g of elderberry and nettle. Mix a tablespoon of herbal mixture and 500 ml of hot water, infuse for half an hour and strain | 2 times a day a glass |
| chamomile, tricolor violet, lingonberry leaves, eleutherococcus | take 4 tbsp. chamomile and St. John's wort, 3 tbsp. l. violets, 2 tbsp. l. lingonberries and pour Art. l. hot water, infuse for 30 minutes, and then add tbsp to the infusion. l. Eleutherococcus | 1 time in the morning |
| burdock roots, dandelion | take 1 tbsp. l. each type of raw material, add 200 ml of hot water, heat over low heat for 10 minutes | 3 times a day, 100 ml warm |
| calendula | take 1 tbsp of herb per liter of water, boil for 10 minutes | 1 tbsp. 3-4 times a day |
In a condition where only the first symptoms of psoriasis are visible, treatment with folk remedies is much more effective. Traditional medicine for psoriasis is ready to offer many recipes for ointments and tinctures of medicinal herbs and beneficial substances.
Effective folk remedies for psoriasis
- Treatment of psoriasis with celandine
- Folk ointment for psoriasis made from beaten eggs In the early stages of the disease, you can use an ointment that can be obtained from a mixture of two eggs and one tbsp. spoons of vegetable oil. You need to beat all this, and then add half a tbsp. spoons of acetic acid. The container with this product should be kept tightly closed and in a place where light does not reach. Apply by spreading on spots at night.
One of the most common folk methods for treating psoriasis is celandine juice. This therapy is only possible during the summer, when the plant begins to bloom. The technique of this procedure is that the celandine should be pulled out by the roots, broken, and then fresh juice should be applied to the psoriatic spots. If you repeat this every day throughout the summer, when celandine grows abundantly, then at the end of the third month you can notice the result. This must be done for three summers in a row, then the skin can be completely cleared of plaques.
It is even more effective to use such a folk remedy for psoriasis as birch tar before using celandine. They apply it to the plaques, leave it for one hour, then wash it off, and then apply the juice of the plant. There must be at least 15 such procedures.
Traditional recipes for the treatment of psoriasis also recommend using celandine roots to prepare a tincture. Celandine roots in crushed form in the amount of 4 tbsp. spoons are filled with 0.5 liters of alcohol, after a few hours the tincture is ready for use. It is prepared for rubbing sore spots.
Traditional methods of treating psoriasis
- Nut shell bath for psoriasis
- Medicinal herbs for psoriasis
- Ointment based on meadowsweet root Traditional treatment of psoriasis is not complete without a variety of ointments. Using a coffee grinder, turn the root into powder, and then mix one and a half glasses with Vaseline or oil. After this, the mixture should be placed in a jar, closed and boiled in a water bath, stirring occasionally. Use only when chilled. You can store it in a cool place, but not for too long.
This method of folk treatment for psoriasis is good to use during periods of exacerbation. To prepare such a bath, you need to take half a kilogram of walnuts, remove the kernels, which will then be useful to eat with the addition of honey. The shells need to be placed in boiling water and then strained. The resulting solution should be added to the bath. There should be little water in it, about a quarter of the volume. The time for taking such a bath is half an hour.
Traditional medicine for psoriasis, as well as for metabolic and digestive disorders, advises trying to take agrimony infusion. To prepare, take a glass of boiling water. spoon of dry plant in powder form. After an hour, the infusion is filtered and the volume is brought to a glass by adding boiling water. The dose is divided into four times, and this composition should be drunk before meals.
How to cure psoriasis with folk remedies
- Treatment of psoriasis with berry juice
- Ointment for psoriasis from fish scales
- Using mustard for psoriasis To make such a product, you need dry mustard powder, 0.5 teaspoon in volume, diluted in 2 teaspoons of eucalyptus tincture, then you need to add vegetable oil in the exact same amount as the powder. This mixture is applied to the damaged areas for 10 minutes, and then washed off first with warm and then with fairly cold water. And after this you should apply a nourishing cream.
We all know that folk remedies for psoriasis were given to us by nature itself and they must be used. The following folk recipe is very simple: you need to take one glass of freshly picked strawberries and viburnum. The prepared juice from this mixture should be smeared on the localization of plaques.
All folk recipes for psoriasis consist of the use of products containing useful minerals and vitamins. In order to prepare such a product, you will need a mixture of washed, dried and ground scales of various fish, add fish oil in a 1:1 ratio. The resulting mixture should be rubbed onto the psoriatic spots, and washed off after two hours. It is better to do this with baby soap, and then moisten the sore spots with a light vinegar solution.
Many folk remedies for psoriasis have good reviews and are often used at home. Together with drug treatment, it has taken its place in the fight against psoriasis and is recommended by healers and old-timers. On my own behalf, I would like to add that you should not rely entirely on folk remedies, since treatment, firstly, must be comprehensive, and secondly, must be carried out under the supervision of a specialist doctor.
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Psoriasis: causes, symptoms, treatment at home, advice for patients with psoriasis, patient reviews about treatment with folk remedies.
Psoriasis is a non-infectious chronic disease that affects the skin (in some types, nails and hair are affected). About 5% of people worldwide suffer from psoriasis. The statistics are disappointing: over the past decades, there has been a tendency towards an increase in cases of the disease among the population: if previously psoriasis primarily affected people over 30 years of age, now cases of the disease are being recorded among children and even newborns. To date, it has not been possible to develop an effective treatment for psoriasis that would allow the patient to completely get rid of the disease. Any treatment prescribed by a dermatologist can reduce symptoms and put the disease into remission.
Causes of psoriasis
Unfortunately, today the causes of psoriasis are not fully understood. In medicine, there are several specific theories according to which the development of the disease occurs:
- Autoimmune - each body contains special protective cells. Under unfavorable conditions (viruses and bacteria), they begin to become active, releasing certain substances into the blood. All this leads to the occurrence of an inflammatory process in the body, as a result - increased division of skin cells;
- Individual reaction of the body. In the presence of a number of unfavorable factors, epidermal cells begin to perform their protective functions worse. The immune system also fails, which is reflected in the destruction of skin cell structures.
If we talk about the immediate causes of the disease, scientists presumably name several:
- Malfunctions of endocrine organs;
- Systematic stress and nervous tension;
- Immunity disorders;
- Biochemical imbalance in the body.
According to the official theory, there are 2 types of psoriasis:
- Type 1 psoriasis is transmitted at the genetic level by defects in the immune system. Type 1 psoriasis affects more than half of all patients, and predominantly young people suffer from the disease. With this type of disease, only the skin is affected.
- Psoriasis type 2 - occurs, as a rule, with an unhealthy lifestyle and adverse effects on the body, and occurs most often in adulthood. Type 2 psoriasis is especially dangerous because... It is much more severe and affects joints and nails.
It is known that healthy skin cells divide in 21 - 28 days. With psoriasis, there is a decrease in this time to 4 - 5 days.
Symptoms of psoriasis. When should you sound the alarm?
Psoriasis tends to develop gradually. The first symptoms of the disease are always very itchy red spots (papules), located mainly on the head, on the folds of the body and skin folds.
Psoriasis papules have their own characteristics that are unique to this disease:
- There is a thin scale on the surface of each papule; it can be removed without much difficulty with slight rubbing of the spot;
- After removing the scales and further rubbing, a pale pink area of skin is exposed;
- Small drops of blood appear on the exposed area.
- Proceeding as a chronic disease, its course can be divided into 3 stages:
- Progressive;
- Stationary;
- Regressive.
I would like to dwell on each of them in detail.
At the first stage, the disease manifests itself quite clearly: inflamed red spots appear on the skin, the patient is tormented by a constant feeling of itching and dryness in damaged areas of the skin. The situation is aggravated by the fact that the so-called papules (spots) are located in places of greatest contact with clothing and flexor parts of the body, causing severe irritation and tightness, bringing discomfort to the patient.
At the initial stage of the disease, papules are several millimeters in size; for a long time they may not spread throughout the body or grow in diameter. If the number of papules begins to increase, this indicates the beginning of stage 2 of psoriasis.
At the stationary stage, subject to appropriate treatment, new rashes stop, old papules stop increasing in volume, and are completely covered with scales. A characteristic feature of the stationary stage is the cessation of itching and increased peeling of the spots.
The regressive stage is the final stage in the fight against psoriasis. It is important here to consolidate the result obtained. At the last stage, the inflammatory process and peeling stop, old rashes become discolored until they completely disappear. Most often, no marks are left on the skin.
It is very important to start treatment as early as possible to avoid further complications. Psoriasis cannot be ignored or left to chance; it is a very serious disease that requires urgent treatment. Its manifestation is not limited to damage exclusively to the skin; in advanced stages, the disease spreads to the joints, causing severe inflammation. In the future, psoriatic arthritis develops, which does not have the best effect on the patient’s quality of life: in most cases, people lose their ability to work, and one in four becomes disabled. People suffering from type 2 psoriasis are at particular risk for developing psoriatic arthritis.
As stated earlier, 
To this day, there is no cure for psoriasis in the world that would completely cure sick people. Any prescriptions are made by doctors with one single goal - to relieve the exacerbation of the disease, put it into remission, keeping its further course under control. As a rule, treatment continues for a fairly long period of time, including oral medications and local remedies.
These include:
- Tablets for oral administration;
- Hormonal and non-hormonal ointments;
- Salt baths;
- Immunomodulators;
- Anti-inflammatory drugs;
- Selective phototherapy.
The use of expensive drugs, of course, has the desired effect, but not every average Russian can afford such a long-term treatment. Therefore, people often resort to treating psoriasis at home with various traditional methods. It is known that home treatment methods have been used since ancient times: people have always encountered skin diseases; in the absence of current anti-inflammatory drugs, they used herbal remedies that coped with the disease quite effectively.
How to get rid of psoriasis using exclusively home treatment methods? Let's go into more detail on this issue.
How effective is traditional medicine in the fight against disease?
Herbal medicines have been used by patients for many hundreds of years, a fact that is confirmed in a number of historical records. Currently, a huge number of scientific studies confirm the safety and effectiveness of traditional methods of treating psoriasis.
The use of various means in the fight against psoriasis can achieve significant effects both in defeating a specific disease and on the entire body as a whole:
- Gradual ridding of the skin from papules;
- Reducing itching, tightness, dry skin;
- Normalization of skin function;
- Normalization of the immune system;
- Cleansing the body by removing waste and toxins;
- Mild sedative effect on the central nervous system.
To increase the effectiveness of treatment with folk remedies, it is important to take into account possible alternative methods of combating the disease and the occurrence of side effects from the use of a particular drug, so it is impossible to do without consulting a competent specialist.
Basic principles of treating psoriasis at home
Ways to combat psoriasis at home are quite varied; we will return to this topic later, but the basic principles for all of them will be:
- Systematic use of treatment with folk remedies;
- The use of hormonal drugs during periods of exacerbation;
- Control over the formation of crusts, removing them as necessary;
- Carrying out full courses, without interrupting treatment and replacing one remedy with another;
- Compliance with proper skin hygiene recommended by your doctor;
- Maintenance of therapeutic nutrition if necessary;
- Periodic observation by the attending physician.
Without observing all these principles, the fight against such a serious disease as psoriasis is simply unthinkable.
In order to achieve 
For maximum effect in the fight against the disease, it is important to approach this responsibly and realize that folk remedies are a fairly serious set of measures. It is worth realizing that any home treatment is effective only at the initial stage of the disease. In advanced stages of the disease, traditional treatment methods are not recommended to avoid further progression of psoriasis; in this case, preference is given to pharmaceutical drugs.
Before starting treatment with folk remedies, as mentioned above, it is strongly recommended to visit your doctor and get advice on treatment methods; only if the specialist approves of this approach, proceed with therapy.
Let's move directly to traditional methods of treatment and look at the most popular remedies in the fight against psoriasis:
- Turmeric powder is perhaps the most popular of all remedies. Its use is effective due to its anti-inflammatory properties. It is quite simple to prepare such a remedy; for this you need to stir 50 g of turmeric powder in 100 g of water until a homogeneous consistency is obtained. At night, thoroughly treat papules on the body, and rinse with warm water in the morning. The use of turmeric powder in food will also be useful, because it contains a huge vitamin and mineral complex.
- Coconut oil is very popular among psoriasis patients. It is quite simple to use: the oil is applied in a greasy layer to the affected areas of the skin and, if possible, is not washed off for as long as possible. When used correctly, coconut oil will relieve itchy and dry skin within a few days.
- Aloe juice - perhaps this plant decorates the windowsills of many readers. It has a number of beneficial properties: it perfectly moisturizes the skin, has anti-inflammatory properties, and contains antioxidants. To treat psoriasis, the juice of the plant is used - the leaves are thoroughly washed under water, the peel is removed, and the juice should be squeezed out of the remaining pulp. Every day after taking a shower, you need to treat papules on your body until they completely disappear.
- Argon oil is also one of the most popular and effective means in the fight against the disease. High-quality argon oil is distinguished by the presence of a large number of vitamins and fatty acids, and has an antibacterial and anti-inflammatory agent. It should be applied at night in a thin layer; if possible, the affected areas are covered with a clean cloth. Argon gas is very effective in the treatment of psoriasis on the scalp.
The use of various ointments made at home is an effective way to combat the disease. Ointments made at home are used to moisturize the skin, relieve dryness and other unpleasant sensations. Preparing homemade ointments is a simple process; even an inexperienced person can easily cope with this task. When using ointments with natural ingredients, you must remember to follow a number of rules:
- They are stored for no more than 2 - 3 days at a temperature not exceeding +3°C;
- They should be applied exclusively to clean skin;
- It should be used until the signs of the disease disappear completely.
Now let's move directly to the recipes for homemade ointments for psoriasis:
- “Egg ointment” - 2 chicken eggs, 2 tablespoons of vinegar, 1 tablespoon of vegetable oil. Beat with a mixer until smooth, leave in the refrigerator for 30 minutes. The infused and cooled ointment should be applied to the affected areas of the skin 2 times a day. The course of treatment depends on the stage of the disease, but not less than 4 - 6 weeks.
- “Propolis ointment” - beat 50 g of propolis, 50 g of butter in a blender, let it brew in the refrigerator until completely cooled. Treat affected areas before sleep. The course of treatment should be continued for at least 6 to 8 weeks.
- “Ointment from celandine” - 50 grams of dry celandine herb, 50 grams of Vaseline. Grind the celandine herb in a blender, mix the finished powder with petroleum jelly until a homogeneous structure is formed. Apply to affected areas of skin after bathing once a day. Continue treatment until psoriasis spots disappear completely.
- “Ointment from scales” - 50 grams of dried fish scales should be crushed and thoroughly mixed with 100 grams of fish oil. The ointment is applied every other day for 2 - 3 hours, after which it is washed off with warm water. The course of treatment lasts 4 - 6 weeks.
Homemade lotions and lotions as ways to combat psoriasis
No less popular folk remedies in the fight against psoriasis are lotions and lotions. Their preparation does not take much time, and they are sometimes as effective as creams.
Young celandine lotion. For the initial stages of the disease, as well as mild forms of psoriasis, this lotion will be an excellent solution. It’s easy to prepare: pour 7 stems of young celandine into 200 grams of water, place in a water bath and boil for 15 minutes. After removing from the stove, let it brew, then strain through a fine sieve. Wipe the affected areas of the skin with a cotton swab 5 times a day. The duration of treatment is at least 4 weeks.
St. John's wort flower lotion. A decoction of St. John's wort can also be used in advanced stages of the disease. It is prepared as follows: pour 100 grams of St. John's wort flowers into 250 grams of water, boil for 5 minutes. Allow to cool and brew, then be sure to strain. Wipe the papules 2 times a day after bathing, avoid storing the lotion for a long time. Treatment should be continued for 8 weeks.
Plantain leaf lotion. To prepare the lotion, it is better to use fresh plantain leaves in an amount of 150 g. First, rinse them thoroughly in running water, then chop them finely, add water, put on low heat and don’t forget to cover with a lid. Boil plantain leaves for at least 15 minutes, then strain and leave to cool. Treat skin 2 to 3 times daily after showering for 4 to 6 weeks.
Garlic compress. Pass the head of garlic through a grater or meat grinder, pour in 150 grams of boiling water, and let it brew. Then strain through a strainer and apply as compresses or lotions at night.
Horse sorrel lotions. Grind 100 grams of horse sorrel in a blender, then pour boiling water over it and let it brew for 2 hours. Strain and use as a lotion 3 times a day.
Therapeutic baths: contraindications, basic rules, types of medicinal baths
As one component of an integrated approach, patients with psoriasis are often prescribed medicinal baths. The choice is not accidental: baths perfectly relieve itching, irritation, swelling, discomfort, help the patient more easily endure an exacerbation of the disease, and also significantly prolong periods of remission.
Therapeutic baths have a number of beneficial properties:
- Normalize the functioning of the sebaceous glands;
- Remove toxins and waste from the epidermis;
- Relieves unpleasant symptoms caused by psoriasis;
- Relieves redness and swelling of the skin.
The use of medicinal baths also has its contraindications:
- Oncological diseases;
- Cardiovascular diseases;
- Acute infectious diseases;
- Pregnancy and lactation period.
Perhaps, for any patient, preparing a bath for yourself will not be difficult. However, even the most effective bath at first glance may not bring the desired effect unless a number of conditions are met:
- The temperature should not be higher than +37°C;
- Immediately before taking a bath, it is important to douse yourself with warm water;
- The total duration of stay in the water is no more than half an hour;
- The bath should not be taken on an empty stomach;
- Frequency of administration: every other day;
- Immediately after leaving, it is very useful to use a medicated skin cream, preferably on a natural basis.
When taking a bath, the patient must take into account his age. Thus, it is undesirable for people over 50 years of age to be in water whose temperature exceeds 36°C, and the residence time should be reduced to 15 minutes. Let us now move directly to the types of medicinal baths.
Saline. Baths with sea salt are the most common and effective of all types: firstly, sea salt can be bought at an affordable price, secondly, it helps exfoliate psoriatic crusts, and thirdly, it practically does not cause allergic reactions. The only drawback to using a sea salt bath is that it can cause severe itching during the first 2 to 3 uses.
Preparing a salt bath is very simple, the calculation looks like this: 1 kg of salt is first mixed in boiling water, then added to the filled bath and stirred thoroughly. You should stay in such water for about 20 minutes, and take it no more than 3 times a week. Systematic exposure to a bath with sea salt will help relieve the unpleasant symptoms of psoriasis and relieve periods of exacerbation.
With magnesium sulfate. Baths using magnesium sulfate are quite effective and strong. Magnesium sulfate is a serious chemical substance; excessive abuse of such baths may not have the best effect on your health. Of all medicinal baths, water procedures with magnesium sulfate have the fastest and most effective effect. To prepare you will need: 1 kg of magnesia per 25 liters of water. Pour one sachet weighing 100 grams into the total volume of water, after emptying each one, thoroughly stir until the crystals disappear. The permissible number of uses is 2 times every 4 weeks.
Pine baths. Taking pine baths involves preparing an infusion: dissolve 150 grams of concentrated pine extract in 300 grams of water, mix thoroughly, add to the total volume of water. You can also use fresh pine branches; to do this, they are boiled in a bucket of water for 15 minutes, then filtered and added to the bath. Pine baths should be taken at a temperature no higher than 37°C for 20 minutes.
Starch baths. Baths with potato starch are taken only in exceptional cases, when the patient suffers from severe itching. 600 grams of starch should be diluted to a homogeneous consistency in 1 liter of water, then the resulting mass should be added to a bath at a temperature of no more than 36°C. Baths with potato starch should be taken no more than 4 times a week for 10-15 minutes.
Soda. Soda baths 
Ideal for all psoriasis patients. In addition to its excellent exfoliating effect, baking soda has anti-inflammatory properties. Such baths can be taken at least every day, because soda causes allergies only in exceptional cases. To prepare a bath you will need 1 pack of soda. It should be slowly poured into water and mixed thoroughly until completely dissolved. The water temperature should not exceed 37°C, and you should stay in the bath for no more than 20 minutes.
Herbal baths. A huge number of plants have a number of beneficial effects - relieving inflammation, reducing swelling, reducing unpleasant symptoms, improving blood circulation. Such herbs include chamomile, celandine, calendula, string, sage, plantain, St. John's wort. Baths using herbs are always prepared exclusively from a decoction of plants. As a rule, 2 liters of decoction are added to the bath. The duration of administration should be 20 minutes. The duration of the course to achieve the desired effect is at least 8 weeks.
Psoriasis today is a little-studied disease. There are many reasons behind which the disease develops and, unfortunately, it is impossible to somehow predict the appearance of the disease in a particular person. However, numerous studies by scientists and medical statistics allow us to draw certain conclusions about the causes of relapses of the disease, although this is very approximate.
Probably everyone suffering from psoriasis has noticed more than once that the exacerbation of the disease largely depends on the lifestyle and quality of life. We can conclude that even such a serious disease as psoriasis does not proceed uncontrollably and regardless of human actions.
Therefore, methods of preventing psoriasis should be as follows:
- Complete cessation of alcohol and smoking;
- Normalization of the daily routine;
- Introduction of healthy foods into the diet;
- Maintaining a sports lifestyle;
- Avoidance of provoking factors;
- Increasing the body's immune defense;
- Maintaining proper body hygiene.
One of the main preventive measures aimed at combating relapses will be positive thinking. If possible, do what you love: horse riding, cycling, knitting, drawing, reading books, watching your favorite movies, listening to music. Dedicate time to communicate with your family and friends, know how to properly organize your leisure time, learn to think optimistically, and then many problems will be avoided.
In addition to basic treatment, it is important for psoriasis patients to follow some recommendations designed to speed up the recovery process.
- Take proper care of your skin. It is especially important for patients with psoriasis to pay due attention to skin care. It is very good to take a contrast shower, a warm bath, and pamper yourself with all kinds of herbal wraps. Use medications for care as prescribed by the doctor.
Psoriasis is a skin disease that cannot be fully treated. Treatment of psoriasis at home with folk remedies or medication is only possible to partially remove characteristic spots on the skin.
In the absence of preventive measures, spots form again after 2-3 days. The plaques itch and haunt the patient, making it much more difficult for a person to function normally. How to get rid of psoriasis plaques for a long time? Is it possible to protect yourself from developing this chronic disease? What should people who find themselves near a sick person do?
What is psoriasis and the history of its occurrence
Psoriasis is a non-infectious disease of a chronic nature, which is mainly manifested by the formation of plaques on the skin. Plaques are a scaly covering that gradually dries out and peels off.
Sometimes colorless exudate accumulates in the area of the spots - this leads to a characteristic bulging of the plaque and subsequent rupture. As a result, the patient suffers from severe itching. After the affected area dries, the itching goes away, and the scales can be carefully removed by yourself.
Basically, the affected areas are places of constant friction with clothing and surfaces. Thus, plaques are found on the elbow, knees, and buttocks. But the location of the affected areas may gradually change. Scaly places often form in the hairline - on the head. Often, only the hair part can be observed, when the skin of the body remains unchanged.
Psoriasis of the scalp is much more difficult to cure due to the constant use of household chemicals for washing. Plaques can also be seen on the palms of the hands, the soles of the feet, and the external genitalia.
Disease history very unique and interesting. Psoriasis was known back in the time of Hippocrates, but only he characterized all skin diseases at that time. The “modern” disease began to be considered separately only in the 19th century. Physician R. Willen separated psoriatic plaques into a separate group, describing their history of occurrence. He was the first to identify a non-infectious cause of the formation of scaly and partially purulent plaques.
Today, this disease affects about 4% of the world's population. There is no effective treatment for a full recovery - you can only temporarily eliminate the plaques. But if all recommendations are followed, their re-occurrence may not occur until 1-2 years.
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Types of psoriasis
There are several varieties of this disease, differing in the type of plaques and location on the body. The following types of psoriasis are distinguished:
1. Plaque-like – vulgar psoriasis ( ordinary, simple) – this form is diagnosed in more than 80% of patients with psoriasis. The plaques in this case have a dry, scaly appearance, the scales themselves have a white or gray appearance. The scales are easily removed on their own without causing itching.
2. Reverse - plaques protrude above the surface of the skin, indicating the presence of an inflammatory process, but do not peel off and have a characteristic red tint.
Plaques are mainly located in the armpit, in the gluteal fold, on the genitals, in the groin area, as well as in fat folds ( under the "apron" of the stomach). Plaques constantly bother the patient due to constant friction or contact with sweat - they itch, become inflamed, and there is a localized increase in temperature.
3. Guttate psoriasis– plaques of small sizes, having red, purple ( sometimes purple) shade. The shape of the plaques is more similar to drops, and they are observed in large quantities on the thighs.
Each exacerbation of the teardrop form of the disease is based on a previous streptococcal disease, for example, streptococcal sore throat provokes the reappearance of droplets.
4. Pustular psoriasis– exudative – the name itself indicates the nature of the plaques formed. The sores appear in the form of blisters with the presence of colorless exudate, which, after re-infection ( due to peeling) acquires a purulent consistency.
Separately allocate nail psoriasis, which may not be related to skin lesions. It appears as detachment of the nail plate, the formation of longitudinal and transverse lines of a distinctive color, and the acquisition of a yellow or purple hue by the nail.
Reasons for development
It is almost impossible to find out the exact causes of psoriasis in a particular person, since there are cases of completely healthy patients, but with already formed plaques. The main reasons include the following factors:
- immune response to certain disruptions in body systems– hormonal or endocrine disorders often cause the development of psoriasis;
- hereditary factor– people who have a family history of patients with this disease are at risk,
- genetic changes– mutations at the gene level, not a hereditary factor, this often explains psoriasis in children, arising suddenly and without apparent prerequisites;
- allocate separately endocrine disorders, provoking improper release of melatonin;
- stress and depression– during an unstable state, excessive releases of hormones into the blood occur, which provokes a series of biochemical processes that gradually lead to the appearance of scaly plaques;
- exchange theory - identifies elevated lipid levels in patients, which explains the occurrence of psoriatic plaques.
From the above we can conclude that the causes of psoriasis development are conventionally divided into two groups: disorders in the immune system or in cell division.
Symptoms
Symptoms of psoriasis practically unmistakable - these are characteristic scaly spots ( with a pink outline and white scales around), initially appearing only in places of constant friction against clothing or between existing folds.
Separately you can watch psoriasis on hands or on the legs - on the palms or plantar side of the foot. This pathology appears in the form of rough skin followed by the appearance of cracks.
This type of pathology is more difficult to cure, as it is explained by the speed of cell division - the process is 8 times higher than normal.
Psoriasis on the face or other visible places appears only during an exacerbation or due to disturbances in cell division. This is rarely observed, most often in children. The disease in children has distinctive features - their lesion sites, regardless of type, do not coincide with lesions in adults.
How to recognize psoriasis?
Knowing exactly how does psoriasis begin, you can stop it - undergo an appropriate examination and determine the cause of the development of the pathology, which will further help prescribe treatment.
The first signs of the formation of psoriatic plaques include a small rash all over the body or in separate places - on the lower back, elbows and knees, in the scalp, in the folds, groin, armpits.
The progression of the disease gradually leads to an increase in diameter - if at first the red spots are no larger than a match head, then gradually they grow to 8 cm in diameter. The spot itself becomes whitish in color. A clear exudate begins to form in the center. After breaking, the film begins to dry, transforming into a scaly, hard coating.
In the absence of proper treatment, plaques not only grow in size, but also increase in number, affecting more and more new places. If treatment is neglected, the spots begin to seriously itch and sometimes even ache when they come into contact with clothing or other parts of the body.
This follows from the reasons for the development of the disease - only genetic, immune factors and disturbances in cell division are present here. It is impossible to become infected with this type of infection – neither through tactile contact nor through unprotected sexual intercourse.
Treatment of psoriasis
Treatment of this pathology does not require hospital stay of the patient, so you should carefully study how to treat psoriasis at home. There are several methods here that should be used comprehensively. Doctors say that along with drug treatment, folk remedies will also help effectively get rid of plaques.
Basics of drug treatment
Only a doctor, having studied the results of the patient’s examination, can answer exactly how to get rid of psoriasis. The basis is the following groups of systemic treatment of the presented disease:
- Taking corticosteroids– do not have a full effect, but have a positive effect on metabolism and quickly relieve the inflammatory process.
- Cytostatics - somewhat suppress the immune system, but quickly stop the division of damaged cells.
- Taking immunomodulators– their effectiveness has not been studied ( often there is no positive result), but with a positive effect, the drugs help stabilize the immune system.
- NSAIDs cannot eliminate plaques completely, but they perfectly relieve itching and inflammation during an exacerbation.
Also treatment of psoriasis with medications includes taking anti-allergy medications and vitamins - this ensures partial restoration of the immune system and prevents exacerbation of an existing form of the disease.
Medications
Treatment of the pathology in question is possible using medications that are prescribed only by a doctor in emergency situations - at the onset of the disease ( possibility of preventing plaque enlargement) or during an exacerbation, which causes unbearable itching, and external remedies do not bring long-term results.
Medicines include:
- Methotrexate is a drug used only for advanced forms of psoriasis and is a rapid suspension of cell division. The drug is administered orally in tablet form or by intravenous injection.
- Reamberin - administered through intravenous systems. Designed to detoxify the body, which is necessary after an infectious disease. Often, exacerbation of psoriasis is observed with simple purulent sore throat - this disease also contributes to intoxication of the patient’s body, resulting in the need to use Reamberin.
- Diprospan is a long-acting hormonal drug, used only in extreme cases, since it has an ambiguous effect on human health. The drug is aimed at maintaining hormone levels at the required normal level.
Adjuvant drug therapy includes:
- vitamin complex– Complivit, Alphabet, Pikovit for children;
- hepatoprotectors– Phosphogliv – designed to protect the liver from toxins;
- Omega-3 acids;
- immunomodulators;
- enterosorbents – Enterosgel – are designed to remove toxins from the intestines;
- antiallergic drugs- Tavegil, Suprastin.
Auxiliary products are prescribed after determining the cause of the disease, as well as during regular examination of the patient and identification of certain disorders in the body.
Preparations for external use
Of course, treatment of a skin disease is impossible without means for external use. There are several forms of drugs, which include:
1. Psoriasis cream– There are two groups of drugs here. The first includes creams with vitamin D - not only newborns often lack it, but in the case of psoriasis, this vitamin ensures a longer effect of other drugs used.
The second group includes a drug that includes all other important properties. Among the latest new products, Akriderm is highlighted - the cream has anti-inflammatory, anti-exudative, antipruritic, anti-allergic and decongestant effects. These can also include Triderm, Mesoderm and Uniderm.
2. Ointment for psoriasis on the skin- these drugs are divided into hormonal and non-hormonal ointments for psoriasis. Non-hormonal or corticosteroids quickly eliminate psoriatic plaques, but have a significant and negative effect on the kidneys, endocrine and vascular systems.
Effective hormonal agents include Triamcinolone, Flumethasone and Mometasone. Doctors in most cases advise using only non-hormonal ointments - they do not act immediately, but give a longer lasting result. The presented group of ointments includes Salicylic and Zinc ointment, as well as Belosalik, Akrustal and Daivobet.
3. Gels – used in two forms: orally or topically. Enterosgel is one of the oral ones - it must be taken to remove toxins from the body and, to a greater extent, from the intestines. Such treatment is effective in eliminating psoriasis of the nails or scalp. Local gels include Flucinar, Solcoseryl, Lamisil.
4. Sprays – help quickly eliminate plaques; they are mainly used due to their quick and easy use. Basically, sprays are recommended for use for the prevention of already eliminated plaques - daily care of previously affected areas with sprays allows you to not remember about psoriasis for several months. Here are the most effective - Skin-CAP or Spray 999.
5. Oils – help eliminate the inflammatory process, as well as irritation. Some types of oils can stop the division of damaged cells. Among the effective oils are oil of sea buckthorn, cumin, chamomile, jasmine, cedar, oregano, bergamot and others.
You should not use oils without first conducting a test, since certain varieties often cause an allergic reaction.
6. Plasters are a new invention that helps not only to heal, but also to protect the damaged area from tactile contact. The patches are glued to the plaques, having previously removed the “scales” from them. The procedure is repeated until the stain completely disappears. Today manufacturers offer “Tender Skin” patches and Qu’annaide Xinmeisu Tiegao.
You can learn in detail about the properties of the drug prescribed by your doctor by studying the instructions for use. It is not recommended to use a self-selected remedy for treatment, since using the wrong active substance can only harm your health.
Folk remedies
Doctors often prescribe to patients treatment of psoriasis with folk remedies, since effective recipes can quickly relieve inflammation and itching, and when used in combination will be useful for completely removing plaques. The patients themselves give a positive assessment to the following folk recipes:
Sea salt. Salt has a regenerative effect and also acts as an excellent antiseptic. The use of sea salt can be as simple as using it during bathing. To prepare a bath, just stir 1 kg of salt in 2 liters of hot water. After complete dissolution, the solution is poured into the bath and left in the water for no more than 20 minutes. It is enough to carry out such procedures up to 3 times a week.
Celandine. This herb is also used for bathing. But it is better to use it during severe itching in the form of lotions and compresses. To prepare the solution, simply pour a tablespoon of chopped herb into a glass of boiling water and let the infusion steep for half an hour.
Patients respond positively to treatment of psoriasis with hydrogen peroxide However, they pay attention only to eliminating the symptoms of the disease. Hydrogen peroxide can remove plaques after 2-3 uses, however, such treatment should not be abused - this can lead to burning of the affected area and damage to new healthy cells.
Hydrogen peroxide can be used in the form of lotions - pour no more than 2 tablespoons of 3% hydrogen peroxide into 50 ml of water.
A gauze bandage is soaked in the resulting solution and applied to the damaged area for half an hour. Similar lotions can be done every time itching occurs.
The presented groups of permitted products should be present in the diet daily, since the constituent components help better regenerate healthy cells and remove toxins from the body. As a result, after eliminating scaly spots using traditional methods, you can forget about their reappearance for a long time.
Most patients are interested in the question how to cure psoriasis forever. This may seem like sad news, but a complete cure for psoriasis is currently impossible.
Yes, there are many proposals and remedies for quick and long-term removal of scaly areas, but no one has yet been able to completely cure psoriasis.
You should not believe the numerous and bright advertisements about quick cures - these are just advertisements for ineffective remedies.
You need to enable JavaScript to voteFolk remedies for the treatment of psoriasis must have a calming, restorative, tonic effect (drugs for oral administration). And to get rid of external manifestations, you need anti-inflammatory and exfoliating agents. We have selected 53 folk recipes for the treatment of psoriasis, based on reviews from forums and at scientific work.
The main ones are red spots on the body, on the head hands.
With psoriasis, the cells of the upper layer of skin divide chaotically and excessively. As a result, psoriatic papules and plaques form, and the protective functions of the skin are disrupted. On photo- psoriasis spots.
Psoriasis on hands
If you have psoriasis, causes can be different - heredity, poor ecology, organ dysfunction.
Before treatment, undergo a full examination by a dermatologist and other specialists:
- otolaryngologist;
- therapist;
- neurologist;
- endocrinologist;
- dentist
Some plants help restore normal cell division and function of other body systems. Let's look at 2 large blocks of folk recipes: for the treatment of psoriasis inside and out.
1. Recipes for treating psoriasis from the inside
They are distinguished with an adaptogenic, sedative, dermotonic effect on the body, normalizing the functioning of the adrenal glands, restoring lipid metabolism and increasing the tone of the body. As well as vitamin folk recipes for the treatment of psoriasis.
Recipes with an adaptogenic effect on the body
Adaptogenic - an action that increases the body's resistance to a harmful external environment.
Methods with a sedative effect on the body
Sedative effect - calming, relieving stress (without hypnotic effect).
Traditional methods for normalizing the functioning of the adrenal glands
The adrenal glands are involved in metabolism and help the body adapt to unfavorable environmental factors. With psoriasis, their function is impaired and the necessary hormones are no longer produced.
Infusions for restoring lipid metabolism
The following recipes will help restore lipid metabolism.
Medicinal products to improve body tone
In complex treatment, it is important to reduce body fatigue and increase overall tone. Help to do this folk remedies for psoriasis.
Traditional methods with dermotonic effect
Such products increase skin tone and enhance its protective function. Depending on the stage of psoriasis and the severity of the disease, take one or more remedies.
Vitamin teas for patients with psoriasis
For psoriasis, take vitamin teas, they replenish the lack of substances and help fight the disease.
Rose hips and flowers
- Vitamin tea No. 1.
Pour 2 cups of boiling water over rose hips and black currants (1 tsp each) and leave for an hour. Drink half a glass 3-4 times a day. - Vitamin tea No. 2.
Pour 2 cups of boiling water over rose hips and rowan berries (1 tsp each) and leave for an hour. Drink half a glass 3-4 times a day.
2. Recipes for treating psoriasis externally
External agents for the treatment of psoriasis should have an exfoliating, anti-inflammatory and softening effect. Medicinal plants help remove psoriatic plaques and papules.
conclusions
Psoriasis is a disease that affects several body systems. Many people ask: contagious or not psoriasis. We answer: no, the disease is not contagious. Its causes are mainly genetic.
Traditional medicine suggests treating psoriasis internally and externally. Sanatoriums where psoriasis is treated, also use traditional methods. Mud, mineral baths, and water treatments help cure the disease.
Despite its safety, this method of treating psoriasis is too complex and long. Just think that out of 53 recipes you will have to choose a few. Then find these medicinal plants, prepare them, prepare your own decoctions, tinctures, ointments. And don’t forget to take several of these homemade medicines a day. This will take 1-2 hours a day (minimum).
In addition, the minimum course of treatment is a month. But this is with a mild course of the disease and in the initial stage. And no doctor can guarantee that you will be cured in this month. Simply because psoriasis is different for everyone and the disease is poorly understood.
In short, modern medicine offers more convenient and effective methods of treating psoriasis.
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