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What kinds of treatments are commonly used for psoriasis on the hands?
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Shots, laser: Usually a combination of creams containing steroids, vitamin d or retinoids can be used such as tazorac, taclonex . In addition phototherapy or excimer laser can be used at the same time to suppress or hopefully put the psoriasis into remission for a period of time.
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Psoriasis: Tons of lotion and intermittent ranges of topical steroids with varying strengths. Occasionally topical antibiotics are used.
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