Psoriasis is a condition that affects over 6.5 million people in the world. It is characterized by red, scaly patches on the skin and can be painful and itchy. Though conventional doctors accept that psoriasis cannot be cured, there is treatment possible and psoriasis can be treated and cured with the right Homeopathy medicine. At, Welling Homeopathy, we have treated over 7850 people suffering due to psoriasis and got them free of Psoriasis with our CUREplus Homeopathy treatment.
In this post, you will learn about all of the different treatments for psoriasis so you can make an informed decision when choosing treatment for your own situation! So lets see how psoriasis is treated?
How Is Psoriasis Treated With Homeopathy Medicines?
- Our custom-made Homeopathy medicines for Psoriasis has helped 14,750 patients since the start of the clinic,
- The Homeopathy treatment for Psoriasis has even cured the most widespread scaly Psoriasis of long duration,
- The treatment is non-steroidal, with no creams and no locations. Just natural Homeopathy medicines custom-made for you for faster recovery,
- The Welling Homeopathy treatment is also effective in all types of Psoriasis like Psoriatic arthritis, Scalp Psoriasis, nail psoriasis, face psoriasis and more.
- Usually, we see a cure in 12-18 months, rarely requiring 24 months.
- The fastest and the safest way to get cured of Psoriasis symptoms permanently.
Call +91 8080 850 950 to book an appointment or to consult and order online. Consult our specialists today for a detailed evaluation and to start your customized Homeopathy medicines for Psoriasis.
Homeopathic Treatment for Psoriasis in Surat
We have a Homeopathy clinic in Adajana, Surat, with Senior Homeopathy specialist, trained at our Mumbai Clinic under Dr.Welling,M.D. to offer you detailed evaluation and our speciality homeopathy treatment for Psoriasis.
What is Psoriasis?
Psoriasis is a chronic skin condition that causes itchy, red patches to form on the surface of your skin. The psoriatic plaques may be scaly or they can just look like an inflamed area with dry and cracked skin. These areas are often particularly sensitive to irritation from clothing rubbing against them or contact with the sun.
Psoriasis is a common inflammatory disease marked by excessive proliferation of epidermal cells causing thickening and soreness of affected regions (especially elbows, knees, scalp). It varies in severity from mild scaling to plaque formation
Psoriatic arthritis is diagnosed when psoriasis affects joints such as those in fingers hands feet toes knuckles ankles hips etc.
Signs and Symptoms of Psoriasis
Common signs and symptoms of Psoriasis include
Psoriasis: Thick skin that is red and irritated.
Psoriatic Arthritis: Pain, stiffness, swelling of the joints in fingers hands feet toes knuckles ankles hips etc.
Psoriasis can be diagnosed with a clinical exam by a doctor or dermatologist who will look for symptoms such as scaling (thickening) thickened patches of excess skin called plaques; tightness or pain when moving parts of the body which may indicate psoriatic arthritis; itchy rashes on other areas besides elbows knees scalp.
Causes of Psoriasis
The common causes of psoriasis can be summarized in the following three categories:
– Genetic Causes – Environment Causes (Diet) – Immune System Causes
Genetic Causes of psoriasis: Genes affect how an individual’s immune system reacts to outside stimuli, such as skin irritants and infections, making them more likely than others to develop a particular disease.
When it comes to psoriasis there are many genes that have been identified with this condition but they seem not related since people can share these genes without having a family history of psoriasis for example some studies indicate HRASPs is one gene associated with increased risk of developing psoriatic arthritis while other research has found no link between PSORS15 on chromosome 13q14 and incidence or severity of plaque.
Environment Causes ( diet) of psoriasis can be caused by an imbalance in the bacteria that live on our skin or gut health problems like leaky gut syndrome.
Therefore, it is important for us not only to know what causes this disease but also how we can treat it and prevent relapse. The following are some dietary tips for you if you have Environment Causes to help with your condition:
- Do not consume a lot of sugar
- Drink plenty of water during the day
- Reduce stress levels in everyday life
Immune System Causes of Psoriasis – Misunderstood by doctors and other medical professionals. Immune System Causes of Psoriasis can manifest themselves in many ways, from skin rashes to psoriatic arthritis.
– Immune system causes such as stress or a physical injury may lead blood vessels to dilate which will increase the rate at which the skin cells reproduce causing scaling on an injury site (psoriasis). Stress also contributes to inflammation that worsens psoriasis symptoms. The immune response for Immune System that Causes Psoriasis is increased due to this constant irritation, leading to itchy plaques and red patches.
Plaque Psoriasis
Plaque psoriasis means having plaque-like lesions with a silvery lining of dead cells on the surface. The plaque can be circular, oval or irregular in shape and appears to float on the top layer of your skin. Psoriasis plaques may also crack open (are easily bleeding) or have scales like those found in eczema.
Commonly plaque psoriasis looks like red patches on the skin that are covered with a white plaque. The plaque is usually made of dead cells, bacteria and scales from inside your hair follicles or oil glands. Plaques can vary in size from very small (less than an inch) to larger plaques which may be several inches wide.
About the plaque psoriasis treatment, it’s easy to find relief without spending tons of money going back and forth between doctors trying out different treatments that haven’t worked before either due to expense or side effects they don’t like.
Plaque psoriasis can need steroid application for quick relief. The best topical steroids for plaque psoriasis are clobetasol, betamethasone and fluocinonide.
Topical corticosteroids can be applied to the skin in a cream or ointment form. Some people have found relief from plaque psoriasis by using lotions rather than creams on their bodies because it dries more quickly.
Ointments should not be used if you plan to cover up with clothing after applying them as they may stain fabric. A thin layer of an appropriate steroid is placed on the affected area two times each day unless your doctor advises otherwise. If you’re pregnant then consult with your doctor before starting any treatment that involves topical steroids for plaque psoriasis.
Pustular Psoriasis
Pustular psoriasis is a type of psoriasis which causes pustules to form on the skin. These pustules are created by an overproduction of keratin – a protein responsible for creating hair and nails in healthy people, as well as scales that shed off when we bathe or sweat.
Pustular psoriasis is more common among those with psoriatic arthritis, but can also occur alone. it’s not clear what triggers pustular psoriasis but some studies suggest high levels of stress may be one cause–the condition usually improves after treatment begins to control the inflammation associated with this type of flare-up.
Guttate Psoriasis
Guttate Psoriasis is a type of psoriasis.
The scales of guttate psoriasis are usually small, with a white and silvery appearance on the skin’s surface – which is why it can be difficult to identify guttate psoriasis from other types of dermatitis or eczema. The most common symptom associated with guttate psoriasis is itching; this may occur before onset or after an episode.
Guttate psoriases typically affect people who have already been diagnosed with atopic dermatitis (a type of allergic condition) but guttate can develop in individuals without any previous history of allergies. Symptoms differ depending on where you find them: face, armpit, back or palms etc. They can be excessively itchy and painful.
Common trigger factors for guttate psoriases include drugs such as beta-blockers, antidepressants, antibiotics; insect bites like mosquitoes; contact with metals; sunlight; stress/anxiety/depression.
Scalp Psoriasis
When Psoriasis starts on the scalp it is called scalp psoriasis. The most common symptom of scalp psoriasis is itching. The symptoms can range from just dry skin to large plaques with an erythematous background and thickened scales, which may be scaly or adherent at the edges. Scalp Psoriasis starts on any part of your hairline and then spreads down over the front half of the scalp. It can be severe and is often associated with a foul-smelling scalp.
A common form of treatment used for Scalps Psoriasis is UVB phototherapy which has 50% success rate.
Inverse Psoriasis
Inverse psoriasis is a skin condition that causes red and inflamed lesions in the folds of the body. This condition also goes by the name intertriginous psoriasis. It is a form of inverse psoriasis.
This condition usually occurs in the groin, under the breasts and between toes on soles of feet where the skin has thinned due to friction or pressure. It may also occur anywhere that folds are present including elbows; armpits; behind knees; waistline as well as other areas where there is constant movement such as the area around an ankle joint or at the top of inside thighs.
Inverse psoriasis can be caused by anything from obesity to stress and prolonged sitting during activities like driving which causes too much weight bearing down on these sensitive parts of your body causing itchy redness and inflammation. In some cases, clothes rubbing against affected skin will trigger this condition.
Erythrodermic Psoriasis
Erythrodermic psoriasis is the most severe form of psoriasis affecting about 20% of people with the disease. It can take a wide variety of forms, but for those seen in clinics, it typically presents as generalized red patches that are often covered by pus and scales or thickened calluses. Areas on affected skin are usually extremely sensitive to touch and maybe painful if touched.
Erythrodermic psoriasis causes itching too – even worse than regular psoriatic itch which tends not to bother many patients because it is just at the surface of their skin where they cannot scratch anyway!
The extreme symptoms sometimes make this variant seem like some other condition altogether, such as contact dermatitis. The rash can cause intense itching and burning, along with other symptoms. The rash can be itchy or even painful, and it spreads from the original area to other parts of the body quickly.
The most serious complication is an infection, which is common and can be fatal. If this occurs, it will usually happen as a result of scratching or ulcers on the skin. Infection in erythrodermic psoriasis may start with flu-like symptoms like fever and chills followed by pain when urinating; then redness at genitals, rectum or mouth; pus from any opening in the body such as ears, eyes or nose; lack of energy (anaemia); shortness of breath (pneumonia) or chest pains that are not relieved with rest.
Further complications include burning sensations, an inability to sweat making regulating temperatures more difficult and dry cracked skin through dehydration caused by heat
Psoriatic Arthritis
A common complication of psoriasis is psoriatic arthritis. Psoriatic arthritis is a chronic inflammatory disease affecting the joints, skin and other organs. About one in five people with psoriasis, develop Psoriatic arthritis.
The symptoms of psoriatic arthritis include joint pain and tenderness, stiffness and swelling which can make it hard to move around or work. In some cases, you might also experience poor sleep quality due to painful night-time movements as well as numbness or tingling on your feet or hands. Psoriatic arthritis often causes moderate levels of discomfort but sometimes it can be severe enough to cause disability because of loss of mobility in the body parts that are affected by this condition: fingers, toes, shoulders etc.
Psoriatic arthritic is triggered when a flare-up of psoriasis happens at skin level. Psoriatic arthritis can affect any joint in the body, but most often those joints which are weight-bearing such as hip, knee or ankle joints. Psoriatic arthritic symptoms usually develop gradually over a period of years before they become more severe.
Nail Psoriasis
Nail psoriasis is a type of psoriasis that involves the nail. It can also be referred to as chronic nail psoriasis or nail pustule psoriasis.
nail psoriasis is one type of psoriatic disease that causes lesions on your nails, which may cause them to thicken and curve away from your fingers. These changes in shape are called “onycholysis.”
Symptoms include redness, scaling, and thickness of the skin around the nail base; yellowing (jaundice) or white spots under the fingernails; brittle nails with ridges at their edges (splitting); loose patches of the eroded surface near the cuticles where it’s soft and crumbling off easily; thickening over time leading to a claw-like appearance.
Common Treatments for Psoriasis
Common Treatments for psoriasis include topical treatments and immunosuppressants. Common topical medications include corticosteroids, calcipotriene and coal tar preparations such as anthralin or tarsalith oil. Immunosuppressive medications are sometimes prescribed to reduce the effects of psoriasis for those with severe cases that do not respond to other treatment methods. Common drugs used in this category include methotrexate, cyclophosphamide (Cytoxan) and retinoids like acitretin (Soriatane).
Topical Treatments:
– Corticosteroid Medications: These drugs work by suppressing inflammation which is what causes plaque buildup on one’s skin.
How To Prevent The Spread of Psoriasis
The prevention of psoriasis starts with keeping the skin clean. Wash your body twice a day, after you’ve been in public places or when you sweat heavily. The use of soaps and creams containing coal tar are also helpful as they limit the reproduction of bacteria that may exacerbate psoriatic symptoms. When it comes to detergents, garments and bed linens should be washed at high temperatures (at least 60 degrees Celsius).
– It is important not to scratch because this can lead to lesions on other parts of the body such as elbows. To avoid scratching, experts recommend using products for controlling itching like antihistamines or even topical corticosteroids without fragrance if necessary. Try wearing gloves when going out in sun and use a moisturizing cream on your hands when you come back.
– If the disease is limited to an isolated location, it can be treated with topical therapies such as coal tar or vitamin D analogues in combination with systemic treatments like methotrexate, ciclosporin and acitretin which are all strong immunosuppressants. These drugs have many side effects so they should only be prescribed for short periods of time.
– The prevention of psoriasis includes taking care not to scratch erythematous skin lesions because this may lead to spreading psoriatic symptoms elsewhere on the body (e.g., elbows). It is also important not to pick at scabs or traumatized areas that look red.
How To Diagnose Psoriasis
Diagnose Psoriasis can be difficult due to the wide range of symptoms. Diagnosis can be made by taking a skin sample and examining it under a microscope for telltale signs such as scales, red patches or sore spots. If you have psoriasis, ask your doctor about topical treatments that may help manage your condition.
Diagnostic tests include dermoscopy (looking at changes in blood flow through small areas), biopsy, examination under ultraviolet light.
Natural Treatment For Psoriasis
Homeopathy treatment of Psoriasis can help you recover completely, naturally and without any side effects. Homeopathy is a safe and effective form of treatment for just about any health concern.
Homeopathic remedies are made up of natural substances from plants, minerals, and animals that have been used since 18th century Europe as an alternative to the poisonous drugs then in use. Homeopathy works with your body’s own healing power by boosting it when its defences are too low or not strong enough to fight off disease on its own.
Ayurvedic Treatment of Psoriasis
One of the most popular treatments for this condition is Ayurvedic medicine for Psoriasis. Ayurvedic treatments for psoriasis have been found to be effective in easing the symptoms of this chronic disease while also boosting general health through improved digestion, circulation, elimination, etc.
Ayurveda is a 5200-year-old holistic system of medicine from India that helps heal patients by treating the root cause of their illness rather than just the symptoms alone.
The treatment uses natural remedies such as herbs and oils to heal the skin from the inside out.
Psoriasis can be caused by an imbalance in doshas, or by stress and food allergies so it’s important to work with an ayurvedic practitioner to find a personalized solution for your specific case. Ayurvedic treatment of psoriasis focuses on balancing the body’s three doshas to help restore health and well-being.
Homeopathy Treatment of Psoriasis
The most popular treatment for Psoriasis, which is natural, safe and steroid-free. Homeopathic medicine reduces inflammation which improves symptoms like itching, burning skin etc. It also helps in slowing down the progression of Psoriasis plaques (inflamed red patches)
Homeopathy help normalizes the production of cytokines that can reduce immune reactions. Homeopathic remedies also reduce symptoms of inflammation like itching, burning skin etc.
Homeopathy is a natural anti-inflammatory that can help relieve the redness and inflammation caused by psoriasis. Homeopathy helps boost your immune system to control Psoriasis flare-ups and provides relief from itching, flaking skin etc. It’s not just an external treatment but it works on all levels – physical, mental and emotional – so when you feel better about yourself, your health improves too!
Homeopathic medicine does not have any side effects or contraindications unlike many medications for psoriasis which often result in various side effects including diarrhoea, nausea, vomiting as well as severe allergic reactions such as anaphylactic shock syndrome.
Call +91 8080 850 950 to book an appointment or to consult and order online. Consult our specialists today for a detailed evaluation and to start your customized Homeopathy treatment for Psoriasis.
