Plaque Psoriasis is an immune dysfunction that results in scaly and itchy plaque forming over the skin. You can find plaques in the elbow, knees, and scalp. Our immune system is majorly responsible for the condition. There are T white cells that keep the body away from various pathogens. In the psoriatic condition, these cells mistakenly become active and set off other immune responses which can lead to the condition. Plaque psoriasis is the most usual type of psoriasis. Here are a few natural ways to manage the mild symptoms of Plaque Psoriasis: A. Topical Treatment Topical treatmen ..read more

Psoriasis is a skin condition categorized as dry, flaky, and itchy skin all over the body. Our diet plays an important role in this condition. Therefore, it is essential to consume the food which doesn’t trigger the flare-ups in the sufferer’s body. Some food does worsen the condition for people who are going through this autoimmune condition called Psoriasis. According to the studies, many people are often gluten-sensitive and lactose intolerant, which triggers the flare-ups more than usual when they consume such food. For such people, following a proper diet is important when they have p ..read more

If a person is going through itching or flakes appearing on the scalp, it can be the sign of dandruff. It could also be linked with a dangerous disease like scalp psoriasis where the red and flaky patches appear on the scalp. A person should not take these conditions lightly as they are majorly responsible for the causes of hair loss. It is very important to get diagnosed once a person sees these symptoms. Dandruff is related to the seldom medical problem, but it is treatable. It is also known as Seborrhea. Psoriasis is an autoimmune condition which deals with a lot of discomfort in ..read more

Psoriasis is one of the most common conditions of all time. Around 2.8% of the Indian Population is going through Psoriasis condition. Most of the people are unaware of the symptoms of the red and scaly condition. Psoriasis has many different conditions depending upon the type of disease. It is linked with vision problems, heart problems, and type 2 diabetes. To clear out some misconceptions, we are here debunking common myths about Psoriasis. Myth #1 Psoriasis is just a skin condition No, it is not. The disease does affect the skin, but it is categorized as an autoimmune condition ..read more

Psoriasis and Psoriatic arthritis are related to psoriatic disease which involves an autoimmune condition of the skin where the skin cells grow rapidly and form a scaly patch over an affected area. Psoriatic arthritis causes joint pain and rigidness, whereas Psoriasis mainly involves a skin condition. Both diseases can affect the person at the same time. Our immune system is responsible for both conditions. Studies report that 10% to 30% of psoriasis patients can develop psoriatic arthritis. Both the condition involves the malfunctioning of immune systems where healthy cells get attac ..read more

Thank you, Anuj Agarwal, and Feedspot.com for a kind gesture!  On 11th July 2019, we received an email from Anuj Agarwal of Feedspot.com for letting us know that our website has been featured in Top 25 Psoriasis Blogs & Websites for Psoriasis Patients to Follow in 2019 on the 19th Rank. It feels great to receive such good gesture from people who are reading our content and supporting us. We want to thank Anuj and team Feedspot for finding our content useful for the people who are in need. We’ll do our best to spread awareness amongst people for more and more betterment of society ..read more

Guttate Psoriasis is a skin condition where psoriasis shows up on the skin as red, scaly, small, teardrop-shaped spots. It is scar less condition. It can happen to any person irrespective of age, sex, and races. Less than one-third of people with psoriasis have this type of psoriasis. It is not common as other types of psoriasis what usually occurs. It is an autoimmune disease where the body attacks its cells, which further results in the rapid growth of the cell to a particular area. The body gets affected by several flare-ups. Doctors can control the symptoms before further damage ..read more

Almost half of the people with psoriasis have Scalp Psoriasis. It makes the skin cells grow rapidly and make powdery thick scales called Plaques, which can cause red and itchy skin. A person with psoriasis can obtain more types of white blood cells called T-cells and neutrophils. The T-cells are responsible for fighting against the viruses and bacterias in the body. Psoriasis on the scalp can cause because of various reasons like family history, stress, obesity, smoking and viral infections like lack of Vitamin D, strep throat infection, skin injuries and side effects of drugs. Hair l ..read more

The medical industry has been advancing rapidly with the progress of science and technology; and so has the treatment of psoriasis. Several Pharmaceutical companies claim to have cure for psoriasis. But with so many choices, patients are now getting confused on whom to trust. Ayurvedic medicines have been successful in gaining the trust of people as they are natural and pose no side effects on the patients. Though a permanent cure for psoriasis in Ayurveda has not been found, but it does have various methods of treating the disease for a long-term relief. Why Ayurveda? Psoriasis treatmen ..read more

First and foremost, what is Psoriasis? Psoriasis is a non-contagious, chronic autoimmune disease that causes skin inflammation and linked with other autoimmune deficiencies such as Psoriatic Arthritis. It can be incredibly itchy and form silver plaques that can be embarrassing. In Psoriasis, new cells form on the top layer of the skin. They grow faster than the body can remove or shed them. Blood vessels below become swollen. It causes thick, red patches or plaques appear on the top layer of the skin. One can only know what type of Psoriasis it is by looking at the patch or wound over the skin ..read more