Psoriasis

If you suffer from psoriasis, you're not alone. This common skin condition affects 125 million people worldwide. The primary sign of psoriasis is red, raised patches of skin covered in silvery scales. Uncover the facts about psoriasis, including causes, triggers and potential treatments to help control the symptoms.

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Psoriasis

Psoriasis 101: Causes, Appearance & More

<p>If you have red, raised patches of skin covered in silvery scales, you may have psoriasis—an immune-related skin condition with a genetic component that causes rapid overgrowth of skin cells. The primary sign of psoriasis is visible inflammation. Symptoms may also cause itching and discomfort in affected areas, which can include the elbows, knees, scalp and more.</p>
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Psoriasis

Types of Psoriasis and How Its Different from Eczema

<p>Most people are unaware that there are various types of psoriasis—and that there’s a difference between eczema and psoriasis. But if you've ever searched for “types of psoriasis pictures” recognizing the differences between psoriasis and eczema may be very difficult. Fortunately, a dermatologist can help you get the treatment you need—and we can help you learn how to talk to your dermatologist about psoriasis, eczema and more.</p>

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