What to do when you have red scaly spots?

The skin is the largest organ in the human body and works as a kind of protective shield; For this reason, it is not surprising that people are concerned when they develop thick, scaly plaques, inflammation, itching and redness, symptoms that are characteristic of Psoriasis.

Denise Mago, a specialist in dermatology, explained that psoriasis is a chronic disease of immunological origin, which accelerates the growth process of skin cells, causing them to accumulate and giving rise to processes.

inflammatories, discomfort and changes in the appearance of the skin.

The areas most likely to develop psoriasis plaques are: the scalp, elbows, knees, legs, lower back, and face. Dr. Mago commented that "sometimes, these types of lesions spend a long time evolving and being treated empirically, as if they were fungi, allergies or drug reactions." He noted that the evolution of the disease is a decisive factor when choosing a therapeutic regimen.

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Topic: Psoriasis

Santo Domingo - Health Journal

January, 2017

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