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Psoriasis

The ‘plaque’ form is the most common, but there is also ‘guttate’ and ‘inverse’ psoriasis, ‘pustular’ psoriasis and erythrodermic psoriasis. Thanks to this video, you will understand the difference between the different variants of psoriasis and why the disease occurs, but above all how to keep it under control with local or oral medication or phototherapy. With one caveat: before starting any treatment, consult a dermatologist.

Source: Alila Medical Media.

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