A long-term skin condition causing red, scaly patches due to rapid skin cell production

Causes: Overactive immune system. Triggers stress, infections, cold weather, skin injuries, or medications. It’s not contagious.

Symptoms: Red patches with silvery scales. Itching, burning, cracked skin, nail changes, or joint pain.

Types: Common types: Plaque, Guttate, Inverse, Pustular, and Erythrodermic Psoriasis.

Treatment: Topical creams for mild cases. Phototherapy (UV light). Oral/injectable medications for severe cases.

Self-Care Tips: Moisturize regularly. Avoid triggers (stress, infections). Follow prescribed treatments consistently.

Psoriasis is manageable with the right care—regular consultations help find the best approach.