Can psoriasis be cured?

After suffering from psoriasis, what you need to do in your daily life is various protective measures. You need to actively carry out treatment to avoid the continued aggravation of the disease. In the daily treatment of psoriasis, you must recognize the condition and do protective work. As long as the treatment is in place, the disease can be cured.

The recurrence rate of psoriasis is very high, so patients are expected to improve their attention in life, strengthen their exercise, and maintain a regular schedule to avoid the recurrence of psoriasis.

The chance of recurrence of psoriasis after being cured is very high. In clinical practice, we are particularly happy for patients who only suffer from psoriasis once in their lifetime. Most of the patients may come to see us every year, and may see us for 3-5 months. For some people, it is related to the season. For example, some people have severe recurrence in winter and mild recurrence in summer. When winter comes, their skin lesions begin to appear and worsen, and they need to take medicine for 3-5 months. When the weather gets warmer, the skin lesions will basically subside.

There is another type of patient whose symptoms are more severe in summer and less severe in winter. This type of person is allergic to ultraviolet rays. He cannot be exposed to ultraviolet lamps or UVB, and we do not allow him to take medicated baths. He will have an attack every summer, so he can come for treatment in the summer.