More than 125 million people worldwide suffer from some form of psoriasis. If you’ve struggled with your skin health this ...

Not a lot of people know about psoriasis which is why several myths and misconceptions about the condition continue to ...

Discover studies that have shown that psoriasis patients exhibit elevated intestinal permeability, correlating with ...

A strep infection, specifically, is a known trigger for guttate psoriasis, a form of the disease that causes red, droplet-shaped lesions on the chest, back, arms, and legs. Since getting the flu ...

Genital psoriasis caused by inverse psoriasis looks smooth, tight, and shiny. People with lighter skin tones may have bright red lesions, and people with darker skin tones may have purple lesions.

Psoriasis is an autoimmune condition that can turn your skin red, and leave you with raised skin lesions, itching and burning sensation. You can keep the condition under control by applying creams ...

For most people, psoriasis causes red, itchy, and scaly patches on the skin. But for some, the tight, dry, and inflamed lesions can also cause pain in the skin. One study found that pain was self ...

What if I’m doomed to live with this forever? Kendra Johnson thought as she looked in the mirror. The Spokane, Washington, ...

The autoimmune activity in psoriasis causes the rapid overgrowth of skin cells. These cells build up in the skin, contributing to the characteristic lesions of condition. Nail fungus is a type of ...

We hypothesized that inhibition of IGF-I receptor expression in the psoriasis lesion would reverse psoriatic epidermal hyperplasia by slowing the rate of keratinocyte cell division. Here we report ...

Guttate psoriasis mainly affects the trunk and proximal extremities, but may be generalized in distribution. Lesions may affect the face, ears, and scalp, but the palms and soles are rarely involved.

One patient (Case 5), whose lesions had completely subsided within ... soon after the resumption of a normal unlimited diet; the psoriasis, however, continued to spread during the following ...