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any real notice.  Okay, so you know what psoriasis looks and feels like, but do
                   you know what it really is?

                   The medical definition of psoriasis is something like this: a chronic inflammatory
                   skin disease that is not contagious and is characterized by:
                       •  silvery-white scales

                       •  crusty sores
                       •  bleeding lesions

                   During a psoriasis attack you can expect to find this type of scaly rash on the
                   elbows, knees, scalp and back. However, it can appear all over the body (even
                   the face). Those with the most severe cases of the disease report coverage of
                   anywhere from 50% to 80% of the entire body!

                   Psoriasis  can  be  quite  mild  or  can  be  extremely  severe  as  mentioned  above.
                   Anywhere from 15% to 30% of all patients report severe outbreaks that impact               {25}

                   their daily lives or even become disabling.

                   Psoriatic  arthritis  is  one  of  the  main  side  effects  of  the  disease,  and  when
                   present can limit a patient’s ability to work, or even walk, making all movement
                   excruciatingly painful.

                   In addition to how it looks and the arthritis it can cause, psoriasis can feel itchy
                   or  even  increase  into  a  major  burning  sensation.    Depending  on  the  level  of
                   discomfort, patients may be unable to concentrate or focus on the task at hand.
                   Relationships  and  leisure  activities  may  also  be  impacted,  as  the  patient’s
                   condition deteriorates.



                   The Types of Psoriasis















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