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How to alleviate psoriasi
Have been having psoriasis since I am 3/4 yrs along with a severe allergy. I had open-heart surgery in 2003. I don't know what kind of psoriasis I have and would like to know it. My symptoms usually started with a cold followed by high temperature (sometimes very high), then my whole body turn a red purplish color and my body would be covered in pus. The duration of my illness vary, usually covering 3/4 month for full recovery (when I was younger) and 1-3 months nowadays (1 month recovery is very rare). We (my family) had consulted different doctors but I did not respond to any treatment given to me but instead react very severely to them. Due to this I stop consulting doctor for a very long time (more than 10yrs) now but due to today's rapid medical advancement, I am somewhat hopeful that I can find help for my condition. I never knew exactly what trigger it as I also have allergy.
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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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