Psoriasis should be distinguished from which diseases

Psoriasis must first go through a systematic and comprehensive analysis and examination, clear the specific causes of the disease, immunity, and so on, and then combine the targeted disease.

Psoriasis patients must know that they must maintain a good mental state in their lives, and the onset of psoriasis is often related to nervous and mental factors, so it is necessary to relieve ideological concerns, establish confidence in overcoming the disease, be optimistic and cheerful, and avoid excessive emotional tension and anxiety. Pay attention to environmental hygiene, actively eliminate predisposing factors, and hope you will ** as soon as possible.

What kind of disease is psoriasis? Psoriasis is a relatively common disease, and psoriasis is mainly manifested as epidermal hyperplasia, hyperkeratosis, telangiectasia and hyperplasia in the dermis, erythema and more silvery-white scales on the surface. Some people may know about psoriasis, but they don't know exactly what it looks like and what the symptoms are.

Articular psoriasis is the most serious form of psoriasis and is very harmful to the physical and mental health of patients. There are four types of psoriasis: vulgaris, pustular, erythrodermic, and arthropathic.

Different types of psoriasis also have different symptoms. So, what kind of disease does psoriasis belong to, experts will give you the answer.

Psoriasis is a common and susceptible inflammatory disease. In the early stage, the skin lesions are mostly guttate or red millet patches, such as the size of mung beans and soybeans, like rashes and scabies, and the surface is covered with white scales. After scratching, the white chips fall off layer by layer, and there is a reddish and shiny film on it, and when the film is scraped off, small bleeding spots can be seen.

Later, the skin lesions gradually expanded, the shape or such as coins, or such as maps, individual such as oyster shells, covered with multiple layers of white flakes, detached and born, mild skin lesions only a few places, severe can spread to the whole body. It is seen on the head, with thick white shavings and bunched hair. Nail invasion will appear "thimble-like" nails, the nail plate will lose its luster, deformity, hypertrophy, and even peeling, some patients may appear palm-foot pustules, some may see joint deformation, and in severe cases, the whole body will be red.

This disease is generally severe in winter and mild in summer, and some have a course of several decades, which is one of the most difficult and stubborn diseases.

Through the above introduction to the early symptoms of psoriasis, I hope to help you better understand psoriasis, in addition, experts remind that psoriasis has a rapid onset and the disease develops rapidly, so once psoriasis is diagnosed, it should be identified in a timely manner to ensure your health.

Psoriasis, also known as Psoriasis, is a common chronic inflammatory disease, with typical skin lesions of scaly erythema accompanied by varying degrees of itching, which is more common in young adults.

Generally, it is easy to ** in early winter, or aggravated, and in summer and autumn it is more relieved, the exact ** of psoriasis is not completely clear, it is currently believed that psoriasis is a polygenic genetic disease caused by the interaction of genetic factors and environmental factors, and immunity is involved in mediating and pathogenesis.

Psoriasis is divided into four types according to the characteristics of skin lesions: vulgaris, arthropathy, erythroderma and pustules, of which psoriasis vulgaris is the most common type, and the main clinical characteristics are wax droplets, thin films and punctate hemorrhages. Dust change.

Psoriasis patients actually have a very painful life. I don't dare to wear short sleeves in severe summer, and I have **itching for a long time, and my underwear is basically changed every one to two days, and there are a lot of ringworm shedding chips every day, and there are light and heavy with the season. Psoriasis is not fatal, but it can be painful for life.