Psoriasis

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Psoriasis is a non-contagious chronic
Autoimmune disease that primarily manifests as an inflammatory skin disease
It is not uncommon for other organs to be affected by the systemic disease. Patients typically have reddish, mostly round, island-shaped, sharply demarcated, and slightly raised lesions. These lesions are preferentially found
on the flexion and insertion sides, as well as the scalp. Mechanical stimuli lead
often leads to further outbreaks, such as rubbing a necklace or
Tight-fitting clothing. The epidermis (top layer of skin) of a healthy person renews itself within 26 to 27 days. New skin cells are formed, and the aged ones are shed almost invisibly by the body. In healthy skin, keratinocytes serve
the mechanical, microbial, and chemical protection of the skin. In psoriasis, however, skin renewal is accelerated. The skin layer renews prematurely, within just 3 to 7 days. Cornification occurs in the affected areas.
“Psoriasis is visible – but not unchangeable.”
Differences - 2 types of psoriasis and the treatment
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PSORIASIS
Here we are talking about an inflammatory, non-contagious disease.
Symptoms:
- optical & aesthetic disorder
- functional limitation
- itching
most common cause:
- genetic predisposition
- mechanical stimuli
- stress
- Infections
Treatment:
- Light therapy
- Anti-inflammatory vital substances
- Apperative therapy
Healing:
- not curable, but easily treatable
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ATOPIC DERMATITIS
Here we are talking about a chronic skin disease that is partly inflammatory but not contagious.
Symptoms:
- optical & aesthetic disorder
- Active stage with swelling, wetness, itching
- chronic stage with scaling and rough skin surface
most common cause:
- Environmental factors
- Nutrition
- mechanical skin irritations
- Allergies
Treatment:
- Light therapy
- Anti-inflammatory vital substances
- Apperative therapy
Healing:
- not curable, but treatable
Course of therapy
Preliminary discussion
It is about a
Anamnesis tries to find out the cause of acne. We
will discuss various topics together to determine the start date of the
Finding out about acne and its trigger.
- Occupational history
- Leisure history
- Nutritional history
- Family history
Skin analysis: A skin analysis is carried out based on previous
Experience and in-depth knowledge of dermatology. Should
If the skin analysis does not prove to be informative, the
A family doctor or an endocrinologist (hormone specialist) is consulted to work out possible further diagnoses together.
Treatment plan: A treatment plan is developed together and continually adjusted as the skin improves. In addition, the diet, daily cleansing routine, and intake of various vitamins and micronutrients are adjusted.
Treatment success: We never promise a cure. However, based on several years of professional experience, we can report significant and rapid improvement, sometimes even complete healing, in all our treated clients to date.