Question 1

how to remove psorisis?

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Can be difficult: Psoriasis can be difficult to treat and totally get rid of.  There are many creams/medications however that can "tone down" the rash/condition, and can be used as needed when it recurs.  Ask your dr. And they should be able to rx a good medicine that works best for you.

Question 2

what clears up psorasis?

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see details: Nothing will cure it but there are very effective therapies. The best choice depends on the severity of the disease. See a dermatologist for guidance.

Question 3

how can we cure psoraisis?

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Management: Psoriasis is not something that can be cured but instead is managed thorugh medications, creams, removal or triggers of outbreaks, etc. Depending on severity.  Contact your md for the best way to manage thicondition.

Question 4

how do i deal with psoraisis?

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See a Dermatologist: Psoriasis is a complex chronic disease, has different forms of presentation/severity, treatment results can be frustrating, but the only way to deal with such chronic disease is rigorous follow up with your dermatologist and adherence to treatment plans, good luck

Question 5

what is the causes of psyrosis?

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Auto-immune disorder: Sorry but we don't currently know cause of psoriasis aside from autoimmune disease. We can offer various treatments to help get symptoms under control but that's not same as curing condition. Check out https://www.Psoriasis.Org/ and http://www.Mayoclinic.Com/health/psoriasis/ds00193 for more info on this condition. Then chat w/your dermatologist about what's right for you.

Question 6

what is the main cause of psoraisis?

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Autoimmune disease: Psoriasis is an autoimmune disease and a tendency to develop it can be inherited.

Question 7

how long does severe psorisis clear up?

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Psoriasis remission: Psoriasis is a chronic skin condition that comes & goes. Some people get better w/sun exposure (but then you run the risk of skin cancer). Talk to your family doc & dermatologist about your diagnosis & appropriate treatment options (not all are best for everyone). Check out http://www.Mayoclinic.Com/health/psoriasis/ds00193 for more info.

Question 8

is there any foods that is bad for psoarasis ?

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Psoriasis: Unless you have food allergies, there is no food that is specifically bad for psoriasis. Basically, people are able to determine, based on prior incident, if a particular food(s) cause a flare of the skin condition. Try a food diary for a while.

Question 9

how can i find out what is causing my psoriosis?

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Theoretic: There are genetic predispositions to Psoriasis and a lot of research, but the exact cause is not known. It is suspected to be one or more agents that set off susceptible people, but like lupus and RA, the exact agents are unknown for now.

Question 10

how to know the patches on my body are of psorasis?

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Psoriasis: Usually can tell by physical exam - looking at the color, where it appears, and if there's scale or not.  Sometimes, a biopsy is needed - an in office procedure where they numb up an area and take a piece of the skin and send it to the lab.

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