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Is there a possible that psoriases never come back?
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Not likely: Maria, Psoriasis is a type of autoimmune skin rash. Since it is an autoimmune disease, most people have it for life. Treatments are available which reduce the symptoms and will improve your quality of life. See your doctor in order to decide if you are a candidate for those treatments. Hope this helps!
Answered 7/26/2014
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