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September 25, 2008

Bits and Pieces about Plaque Psoriasis

Filed under: Health, News and Events, Skin Care — rayspotts @ 6:14 pm

Psoriasis has several kinds, the most common of which is plaque psoriasis. It can be seen on knees, elbows, and body torso. In some cases, it can be present on scalp. As distinguished from dandruff, however, plaque psoriasis produce red spots that can be visible though the hair. Plaque psoriasis appearance is generally characterized by a series of red spots. Initially, small red spots appear on affected areas. These red spots increase and expand through time. It will then be accompanied with itching and painful heaved skin, which appears to be scaly. These scales are actually dead skin films that do not detach by natural means. Treating plaque psoriasis generally involves topical creams and steroids. In some degree, light application like UVB and lasers may become necessary. Consistent treatment approach is so vital to completely erase plaque psoriasis in affected areas. Neither the cause of plaque psoriasis nor susceptible individuals of this disease has been recorded. It is less observed in people living in tropical regions and having darker complexion. It greatly affects men than to women. It is also suspected to have a hereditary cause.

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