Guttate psoriasis mainly affects the trunk and proximal extremities, but may be generalized in distribution. Lesions may affect the face, ears, and scalp, but the palms and soles are rarely involved.

They might adjust your medication if necessary. Psoriasis is a chronic inflammatory skin disease. It causes skin cells to grow rapidly and build up on the skin, causing itchy, scaly patches of ...

A few treatments are known to help clear psoriasis symptoms fast, such as Clobex spray, cyclosporine, and Humria. When choosing a psoriasis treatment, however, also consider other factors like side ...

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conditions that may impact that — including rheumatoid arthritis — could cause the color in your palms to change. There are many RA medications that can cause psoriasis-like eruptions or other ...

Psoriasis flares can happen anywhere on your body, including the skin on your face and under your beard. Keeping your beard clean, using good shaving practices, and choosing the right products can ...

The most important thing you can do to manage psoriasis is work with a dermatologist to create a treatment plan that’s right for you. However, in addition to working with a dermatologist ...

Persistent palm itching might signal underlying skin conditions. Eczema and psoriasis frequently affect the palms, causing patches of irritated, inflamed skin. These chronic conditions require ...

Crops of sterile pustules appear in groups on the palmoplantar surfaces. The surrounding skin is thickened, scaly, and erythematous. The right, dominant hand is more affected than the left.

The primary endpoint will be percent change from baseline in Palmoplantar Psoriasis Area and Severity Index (ppPASI ... recurrent inflammatory condition affecting the palms and soles, marked by ...

Having psoriasis, an autoimmune condition that causes inflamed skin patches, can make you more likely to develop certain skin infections. A combination of factors—such as a damaged skin barrier ...

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