What are the symptoms of palmoplantar pustular psoriasis?

Updated on healthy 2024-05-08
3 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    Palmoplantar pustulosis refers to a chronic ** disease confined to the palmoplantar region, also known as localized pustular psoriasis.

    Lesions are common in the thenar and plantar arches of the palm. It can also develop to the dorsal side of the fingers (toes), with symmetrical erythema at the beginning, and soon a number of sterile small pustules, the surface of which is not raised, and the pustules are located in the epidermis, gradually expanding and fusing with each other, and drying up and forming crusts within a week or two, and small scales appear after the crust falls off.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-08

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    Analysis: Palmoplantar pustulosis (PPP) is a chronic disease. Some people call it localized pustular psoriasis, some people think it is a variant or subtype of psoriasis, but many scholars now consider it to be an independent disease.

    The cause] Palmoplantar pustulosis** is currently unknown. It has been suggested that it is related to lesion infection, as antibiotics may be used in some patients to reduce or ** the lesions may be reduced or worsened by bacterial infection; It is also believed that the disease is allergic to metals such as mercury, copper, and tin. It is believed that dental prostheses are one of the causes of palmoplantar pustulosis, and the disease will get better if the metal tooth is removed.

    Palmoplantar pustulosis occurs when these elements are absorbed into the bloodstream by ingestion of metal-containing foods or the use of metallic dental materials, and then excreted through sweat to the thick stratum corneum of the palmoplantar for sensitization. Some people even wear metal frames and metal straps, and their metal elements are directly absorbed by ** and cause sensitization to palmoplantar pustulosis. However, this claim has yet to be further confirmed.

    There are also studies on 216 cases of palmoplantar pustulosis and 626 cases of various other ** diseases as a control group, and the results show that 80% of the patients with palmoplantar pustulosis were smokers at the time of the onset of the disease, while only 36 people in the control group were smokers. The results of the study also showed that smokers had a times higher risk of developing palmoplantar pustulosis compared to non-smokers.

    Clinical**] At present, there are not many methods for palmoplantar pustulosis, and Western medicine** generally chooses glucocorticoids for external use**palmoplantar pustulosis, but the curative effect is short-lived and large. PUVA irradiation can also be used in ineffective cases, but many studies have shown that long-term exposure to PUVA can significantly increase the risk of squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) and basal cell carcinoma (BCC), and the combination of internal drugs methotrexate or cyclosata, PUVA and acitretin** is also commonly used in palmoplantar pustulosis**. But the effect is unstable and poisonous.

    It is more difficult for patients to accept.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    I don't talk nonsense, I just want to say that there are too many quacks, all advertisements that say that palmoplantar pustular rash is cured**, and the treatment of this disease can be cured by choosing the right medicine and spending dry yuan medicine, why do you need a thousand yuan? Because this medicine is very scarce Western medicine, leprosy medicine is easy to buy

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