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Soraysis skin problem
I m using ointment pasitrex n halobetasol but don't see any affect. I goes n come back. Now it's worse o
Increasing bcs of itching
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You may need tablets also. Please consult personally.
Dr Shaurya Rohatgi MD
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Psoriasis is a common skin problem. It occurs equally in men and women, at any age, and tends to come and go unpredictably. It is not infectious, and does not leave any scar on the skin. Some people are more likely to develop psoriasis than others, particularly if there is someone else in their family who has psoriasis: in other words, it is a genetic or hereditary disease. However, the trigger for psoriasis to appear is often an event, such as a throat infection, stress or an injury to the skin, or a dry weather.
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Avoid scratching. Apply lot of oil or moisturisers. Opt for Narrow band UVB therapy.
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