Psoriasis
Psoriasis is a chronic skin disease, which is the appearance of red spots showing the scales in silver, and vary in size, and psoriasis affects many places in the body, such as: knees, elbow, and navel, between the grandchildren, genitalia, lower back, , And nails, under the armpit, and scalp, leading to the digging of the skin, changing its color, and usually infect young people, and adolescents, vary in severity, from one person to another, and psoriasis for several reasons, and this is what we will mention, .
Causes of psoriasis
- Psychological stress.
- psychological reasons.
- Excessive weight gain.
- Eat large amounts of meat and foods that contain high amounts of fat.
- Take some medications (painkillers).
- Its association with heart disease.
- There is a strong relationship between smoking and increased psoriasis activity.
Types of psoriasis
- Psoriasis: It is one of the most common forms of psoriasis, appearing on the scalp and elbows.
- Psoriasis: Raindrops resemble the surface of the skin.
- Scalp Scalp: It is associated with plaque psoriasis.
- Psoriasis skin folds: This type appears under the armpits, between the buttocks, and under the chest for women.
- Psoriasis of the feet and hands: They appear on large areas full of cracks and crusts.
- Psoriasis Psoriasis: Which are inflamed and cracked.
Symptoms of psoriasis
- Appearance of red beans.
- Severe itching.
- Peeling skin.
- Bleeding during peeling.
Treatment of Psoriasis
- Topical treatments: The use of ointments and topical creams by means of lipid on the skin, and this treatment is useful for moderate psoriasis.
- Phototherapy: By using artificial or natural UV rays, this is the easiest type of treatment.
- Drugs: They are taken by mouth or injections and are used for short periods; they cause some side effects.
Treatment of psoriasis with natural herbs
- Municipality Hall: The fruits of this plant are applied to the skin, and therefore the peeling of the skin resulting from psoriasis depends on the fact that it contains zoralin, which prevents the proliferation and division of cells.
- Linen: Massage the skin with about twenty grams of linseed oil, which treats psoriasis.
- Angels: This is done by cutting a little of the herbaceous plant, extending it to the affected area, or making soup from it, and eating it after exposure to the sun.
- Chamomile: By mixing some of the chamomile flowers with a little olive oil, then apply the mixture to the affected area before sleeping.