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| Natural Psoriasis Cures |
| Types of Psoriasis |
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Plaque psoriasis
This is common. The rash is made up of patches on the skin called plaques. The picture shows a typical plaque of
psoriasis next to some normal skin.
Each plaque usually looks red with overlying flaky white scales that feel rough. There is usually a sharp border
between the edge of a plaque and normal skin. The most common areas affected are over elbows and knees, the
scalp, and the lower back. However, plaques may appear anywhere on the skin, but they do not usually occur on the
face.
The extent of the rash varies between different people, and can vary from time to time in the same person. Many
people have just a few small plaques when their psoriasis flares up. Others have a more widespread rash with large
plaques. Sometimes, small plaques that are near to each other merge to form large plaques.
Plaque psoriasis can be itchy, but does not usually cause too much discomfort.
Scalp psoriasis
This occurs in about half of people affected by plaque psoriasis. It can also occur alone without any other part of the
skin being affected. It looks like severe dandruff.
Nail psoriasis
This occurs in about half the people with plaque psoriasis. It may also occur alone without the skin rash. There are
pinhead sized pits in the nails. Sometimes, the nail becomes loose on the nail bed.
Guttate psoriasis
This typically occurs following a sore throat which is caused by a bacterium (germ). The plaques of psoriasis are
small (less than 1 cm) but occur over many areas of the body. It normally lasts a few weeks, and then fades away.
It may never return. But, if you have an episode of guttate psoriasis, you have a higher than usual chance of
developing common plaque psoriasis at a later time.
Flexural psoriasis
This occurs on skin in the creases of the skin such as in the armpit, groin, under breasts, and in skin folds. The
affected skin is red and inflamed. Unlike plaque psoriasis, affected skin is smooth and does not have the rough
scaling.
Pustular psoriasis
This is uncommon and mainly affects the palms of the hands and soles of the feet. Affected skin develops crops of
pustules which are small fluid filled spots. The pustules of pustular psoriasis do not contain germs (bacteria) and are
not infectious. The skin under and around the pustules is usually red and tender. Rarely, a form of pustular psoriasis
can affect skin apart from the palms and soles. This more widespread form of pustular psoriasis is a more serious
form of psoriasis and needs urgent treatment.
Erythrodermic psoriasis
This is a widespread redness of much of the skin surface which is painful. It is rare, but is serious and needs urgent
treatment as it can cause excessive protein and fluid loss that can lead to dehydration and severe illness.
This is common. The rash is made up of patches on the skin called plaques. The picture shows a typical plaque of
psoriasis next to some normal skin.
Each plaque usually looks red with overlying flaky white scales that feel rough. There is usually a sharp border
between the edge of a plaque and normal skin. The most common areas affected are over elbows and knees, the
scalp, and the lower back. However, plaques may appear anywhere on the skin, but they do not usually occur on the
face.
The extent of the rash varies between different people, and can vary from time to time in the same person. Many
people have just a few small plaques when their psoriasis flares up. Others have a more widespread rash with large
plaques. Sometimes, small plaques that are near to each other merge to form large plaques.
Plaque psoriasis can be itchy, but does not usually cause too much discomfort.
Scalp psoriasis
This occurs in about half of people affected by plaque psoriasis. It can also occur alone without any other part of the
skin being affected. It looks like severe dandruff.
Nail psoriasis
This occurs in about half the people with plaque psoriasis. It may also occur alone without the skin rash. There are
pinhead sized pits in the nails. Sometimes, the nail becomes loose on the nail bed.
Guttate psoriasis
This typically occurs following a sore throat which is caused by a bacterium (germ). The plaques of psoriasis are
small (less than 1 cm) but occur over many areas of the body. It normally lasts a few weeks, and then fades away.
It may never return. But, if you have an episode of guttate psoriasis, you have a higher than usual chance of
developing common plaque psoriasis at a later time.
Flexural psoriasis
This occurs on skin in the creases of the skin such as in the armpit, groin, under breasts, and in skin folds. The
affected skin is red and inflamed. Unlike plaque psoriasis, affected skin is smooth and does not have the rough
scaling.
Pustular psoriasis
This is uncommon and mainly affects the palms of the hands and soles of the feet. Affected skin develops crops of
pustules which are small fluid filled spots. The pustules of pustular psoriasis do not contain germs (bacteria) and are
not infectious. The skin under and around the pustules is usually red and tender. Rarely, a form of pustular psoriasis
can affect skin apart from the palms and soles. This more widespread form of pustular psoriasis is a more serious
form of psoriasis and needs urgent treatment.
Erythrodermic psoriasis
This is a widespread redness of much of the skin surface which is painful. It is rare, but is serious and needs urgent
treatment as it can cause excessive protein and fluid loss that can lead to dehydration and severe illness.
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People with psoriasis who establish a daily bath and moisturizing routine will find it not only minimizes scaling but also
helps alleviate itching and keep psoriasis patches looking as good as possible. Make your bath or showers short and
lukewarm, avoid hot water. Hot water feels good at the time, but the itching can rebound worse when you get out.
Moisturize, moisturize, moisturize.
Put moisturizer on your skin 3 to 5 minutes after you towel off after a washing, doing it quickly makes a difference, as
it helps seal in moisture so the skin doesn't get as dry.
helps alleviate itching and keep psoriasis patches looking as good as possible. Make your bath or showers short and
lukewarm, avoid hot water. Hot water feels good at the time, but the itching can rebound worse when you get out.
Moisturize, moisturize, moisturize.
Put moisturizer on your skin 3 to 5 minutes after you towel off after a washing, doing it quickly makes a difference, as
it helps seal in moisture so the skin doesn't get as dry.
Testimonials:
I have fought the battle of dry elbows patches for years. I have spent $$$ on other products that
do not work. In two weeks of using this vinegar rinse twice a day, my elbows feel like skin and not sandpaper. I love
this product.
Denisa O Blacksburg VA
I've tried countless prescription, otc, and home remedies for psoriasis, with little or no results. After
only one week, I've seen incredible improvement in my skin, and I'd been dealing with this for a long
time.
James L Flushing NY
I have only been using this for 1 week and it is amazing! I have been struggling with psoriasis on
my wrists, hands and legs for months. I've tried Eucerin, Goldbond and several others and nothing works as well as
this natural product. I am going to go buy another bottle so I have a back up supply! I would definitely recommend this
product.
Eileen H Roxbury MA
do not work. In two weeks of using this vinegar rinse twice a day, my elbows feel like skin and not sandpaper. I love
this product.
Denisa O Blacksburg VA
I've tried countless prescription, otc, and home remedies for psoriasis, with little or no results. After
only one week, I've seen incredible improvement in my skin, and I'd been dealing with this for a long
time.
James L Flushing NY
I have only been using this for 1 week and it is amazing! I have been struggling with psoriasis on
my wrists, hands and legs for months. I've tried Eucerin, Goldbond and several others and nothing works as well as
this natural product. I am going to go buy another bottle so I have a back up supply! I would definitely recommend this
product.
Eileen H Roxbury MA
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