Health and Beauty

Physical activity is an important part of a healthy lifestyle, and for patients with psoriasis, it can be not just a way to keep fit, but an effective tool for disease management. Regular moderate exertion helps reduce inflammation, improve mood, and strengthen immunity.

Psoriasis may manifest on the lips. This condition is called psoriatic cheilitis. However, it is quite rare—some reports suggest oral mucosal lesions, including the lips, occur in 2 to 3% of patients with psoriasis.

Sleeping in the heat is really not easy, but these techniques will help to create a more comfortable atmosphere. Tips that work both to cool the body itself and to reduce the temperature in the room.

It should be said at once that there is no single nutritional plan for all people with psoriasis. From time to time there are reports that someone with a diet managed to defeat an insidious disease, but again these cases are rather isolated and what helped one person, for another can be completely useless. However, this does not mean that nutrition has no effect on the course of the disease. It is well known that certain products can significantly worsen the patient's condition: for example, alcohol.

Today, millions of people worldwide suffer from various skin conditions. Psoriasis is one of the most common chronic dermatological disorders, affecting approximately 3.5% of the population. Statistics indicate that women are somewhat more likely than men to face this issue. Treating psoriasis often presents challenges, particularly when it comes to selecting the most effective medication and skincare products. Which product is best suited to help manage psoriasis?

Breastfeeding is a physiological process, but sometimes involves some difficulties. Mother's milk is what nature itself has given, and it has everything that is so necessary for the full growth and development of the baby. But some maternal disorders, such as psoriasis, can make this process difficult and uncomfortable, and sometimes virtually impossible. But with the right approach, with the support of specialists, and following simple guidelines, a breastfeeding mother can get rid of the symptoms of psoriasis and practice natural feeding.

Psoriasis is a disease that is still a mystery not only for patients, but also for doctors. Chronic skin disease, which manifests itself in the form of inflamed painful flaking and itchy red spots, is a lot of concern. But observations show that psoriasis is often associated with other diseases and pathologies. This means that the patient should be concerned not only about the condition of his skin, but also about the health of other organs of the body. October 29, on World Psoriasis Day, what additional problems this disease threatens for the body.

Psoriasis is a chronic systemic disease of an immunoassociated, multifactorial nature, characterized by accelerated division of epidermocytes and violation of their differentiation, the appearance of specific rashes on the skin.

The main reason why people with psoriasis are often discouraged from getting tattoos is due to the so-called Köbner phenomenon (also called an isomorphic reaction). The bottom line is that any mechanical injury to the skin—and tattooing involves thousands of micropunctures can trigger the appearance of new psoriatic plaques at or near the injury site. 

Weight loss reduces symptoms of systemic fat inflammation that accompanies obesity. Symptoms of psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis are treated. Therefore, in cases of severe obesity, bariatric surgery brings relief to patients with psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis, due to the anti-inflammatory and analgesic effect. The results of a study recently presented at the annual meeting of the American College of Rheumatology in San Francisco confirm the benefits of bariatric surgery.