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Psoriasis

Psoriasis: the Autoimmune Disease


Psoriasis is not a transmitted disease because it has no infection. Therefore, contacting to patients or even directly touching psoriasis rash does not cause any transmission.

 

The Main Factors of Psoriasis Occurrence


According to recent research, psoriasis is occurred by two factors.

  • Firstly, it comes from genetics or gene, but this factor is rare.
  • Secondly, the common factor is an autoimmune disease.

It is found that psoriasis is occurred by white blood cell abnormalities in function. Therefore, it destroys our skin cells causing rapid skin cell replication and chronic skin inflammation.

Psoriasis rash develops bumpy red, well-circumscribed, and white or silvery-scaled patches. As a result, it is called psoriasis. The locations are around the head, face, hands, feet, nails, and foldable joints.


The Causes of Disease


As psoriasis is an autoimmune disease, any factors that stimulate an abnormal immune system can impair its symptoms such as

    1. Stress
    2. Sleep Deprivation
    3. Illness
    4. Infection
    5. Food Allergies
    6. Alchohol Drinking
    7. Smoking
    8. Processed Foods, Flavor Enhancers, Color Additives, Taste Enhancers, and Preservatives

All of these factors can make your symptoms becoming worse. Therefore, apart from topical and oral drugs, lasers, and light therapy, the treatment of psoriasis must focus on avoiding those factors as well.


 

Information by Dr. Narumol Tongsreeneam

Composed by Medisci Center


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