Can psoriasis be cured?

Written by Liu Gang
Dermatology
Updated on September 17, 2024
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Psoriasis, commonly known as psoriasis, currently has no cure that completely eradicates the disease clinically, but proper treatment can achieve clinical cure, meaning the skin lesions can completely disappear and remain in remission for a long time. However, the disease may recur when consuming spicy and stimulating foods, staying up late frequently, having low immunity, or repeated inflammation of the tonsils. Therefore, once psoriasis occurs, it is advisable to seek formal treatment in the dermatology department of a regular hospital, and avoid using folk or secret remedies, which can delay the condition and cause the disease to worsen progressively. If the condition becomes more severe, such as erythrodermic psoriasis or psoriatic arthritis, hospitalization is recommended for treatment.

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Can psoriasis be cured?

Psoriasis, commonly known as psoriasis, currently has no cure that completely eradicates the disease clinically, but proper treatment can achieve clinical cure, meaning the skin lesions can completely disappear and remain in remission for a long time. However, the disease may recur when consuming spicy and stimulating foods, staying up late frequently, having low immunity, or repeated inflammation of the tonsils. Therefore, once psoriasis occurs, it is advisable to seek formal treatment in the dermatology department of a regular hospital, and avoid using folk or secret remedies, which can delay the condition and cause the disease to worsen progressively. If the condition becomes more severe, such as erythrodermic psoriasis or psoriatic arthritis, hospitalization is recommended for treatment.

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How to distinguish between tinea corporis and psoriasis?

Tinea corporis and psoriasis are both dermatological diseases, but they have significant differences. Firstly, the cause of tinea corporis is clear—it is caused by fungal infections. The cause of psoriasis is not particularly clear, and it is currently believed to be related to multiple factors including immunity, infection, and genetics. Furthermore, tinea typically presents with skin plaques surrounded by a ring of papules, while psoriasis frequently shows as silvery white scales, with bleeding or a film phenomenon. Lastly, their treatment methods are also different.

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Does psoriasis spread?

Psoriasis, commonly known as psoriasis, is a non-contagious disease, but there is a certain probability of genetic inheritance. The main causes of psoriasis are related to reduced immunity, family genetic allergies, or repeated inflammation of the tonsils. The causes are quite complex, and once the disease occurs, it cannot be completely eradicated and may be carried for life with long-term recurrent attacks. After the onset of this disease, it is essential to seek standard treatment at the dermatology department of a formal hospital. Generally, through oral and topical medications, combined with narrow-band ultraviolet phototherapy, clinical cure can generally be achieved. If the symptoms are severe, treatment with biologics can be combined. Normally, it is important to regulate one's diet and lifestyle habits, avoid spicy and stimulating foods, try not to eat raw and cold items, and prevent tonsillitis.

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Are psoriasis and AIDS related?

Psoriasis and AIDS are somewhat related, because people with AIDS may develop psoriasis after progressing to the AIDS stage. However, under normal circumstances, psoriasis will not develop into AIDS. AIDS only develops after exposure to the HIV virus. Currently, it is believed that AIDS is caused by infection with the HIV virus, whereas psoriasis is mainly caused by environmental factors, immune factors, genetic factors, etc., leading to a type of erythematous, scaly skin disease.

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How is psoriasis treated effectively?

Psoriasis, commonly known as psoriasis vulgaris, is a disease potentially related to decreased immunity, genetic inheritance, and recurrent tonsillitis. Once this disease occurs, it cannot be completely eradicated and may be carried for life. Therefore, it is crucial to follow standard medical treatments and avoid relying on folk remedies or secret recipes, as they could delay treatment progress. The most common treatment methods include oral and topical medications, such as Xiaoyin granules and compound clobetasol propionate cream. If possible, it is advisable to visit a dermatology department in a reputable hospital for narrowband ultraviolet light therapy. For more severe symptoms, treatment with biological agents through injections is also an option. This disease can achieve clinical control and clinical remission but cannot be completely eradicated.