Learn from the doctor for what causes psoriasis, what are its symptoms and prevention measures
Caused by psoriasis
Many times itchy and crushed skin starts appearing on our body. This problem is mostly visible on the head, elbow, face, around the ear and on the knees. This condition is called psoriasis. Skin expert Dr. emotional patient at PSRI Hospital It is said that psoriasis causes skin rash, swelling and white layers to freeze. The disease is not infectious, but may bother for a long time. This condition does not end completely but it can be controlled.
What causes psoriasis?
The main causes of psoriasis are not completely clear, but the disease is associated with disturbances in our immune system. Usually skin cells are formed every 28 to 30 days, but in psoriasis this process becomes very fast and new cells begin to form in just 3 to 4 days. Due to this, layers start freezing on the skin. Apart from this, family history, stress, smoking, alcohol, obesity and consumption of some medicines can also increase the risk.
These symptoms appear when psoriasis:
Symptoms of psoriasis include red spots on the skin, silver-like layer, itching, irritation and sometimes joint pain. These symptoms appear more on the skull, elbow, knees, back and nails. Some patients may also have problems like repeated bursting and bleeding.
How to control psoriasis?
Dr. Dheer says that it is not possible to get rid of this disease completely, but its symptoms can be controlled. Always keep the skin moist, avoid stress, have a balanced diet and stay away from smoking and alcohol. If there is frequent red spots or layers on the skin, the dermatologist should be contacted. Taking treatment at the right time can control the disease.
Disclaimer: The tips suggested in this article are only for common information. Be sure to consult your doctor before starting any kind of fitness program related to health or making any kind of change in your diet or any measures related to any disease. India TV does not confirm the authenticity of any kind of claim.
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