With this localization of the disease, areas of the skin of the distal parts of the upper limbs (palms) and lower limbs (soles of the feet) are affected.
Psoriasis is a chronic disease that affects the skin, joints and sometimes internal organs. Common psoriasis is a generalized form of the disease that is more severe and lasts longer.
Psoriasis or scaly lichen is a chronic non-infectious skin disease. It looks like inflamed areas of the body, which consist of individual skin spots (papules), merging they form plaques.
This disease has an autoimmune mechanism of development: disorders of the immune defense lead to self-destruction of cellular structures, to the accumulation of excess tissue and to the development of inflammatory reactions in the joints.
One of the rare forms of endocrine diseases is pustular psoriasis. Let's consider its features, symptoms, diagnostic methods, treatment and prevention.
Although psoriasis belongs to a group of infectious diseases that do not pose a danger to others, for a person who has discovered some manifestations of this disease, this is already a reason to sound the alarm.
Psoriasis is a disease in which psychological discomfort from the unaesthetic manifestation of the disease, reinforced by unpleasant sensations, comes to the fore. Appearing on the legs, arms and other parts of the body, psoriasis torments a person all his life, because an effective medicine that allows you to forget about the problem once and for all has not yet been found.
Psoriasis can affect any part of the body. The disease is especially often found on the elbows, under the knees, in the groin and armpits, on the head. Psoriasis on the face is relatively rare, but causes a lot of discomfort to the patient - primarily psychological.
