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Patient's question:

Patient: Female
Age: 33
Born in 2004, developed after giving birth. Lesions appear in the form of on the scalp, elbows, back, buttocks, and legs. Since the onset of the disease, it has never been fully cured!
Condition: Worse in summer, better in winter

Doctor's answer:

If psoriasis patients do not receive timely treatment, their condition may worsen, and this possibility could be quite significant. One reason is that if your condition is not properly treated, the toxins in your body are not resolved, leading to natural worsening of the condition. Another reason is that if you do not pay attention to your lifestyle, the likelihood of your condition worsening is high. Therefore, psoriasis patients should seek timely diagnosis and treatment.
The most important aspect of treating psoriasis is symptomatic treatment. It is recommended that you have your underlying cause checked at a formal institution and then develop a treatment plan based on your specific condition. After all, everyone's situation is different, so it depends on your circumstances.
Lifestyle Care:
1. Psoriasis patients should bathe with warm water and avoid using strong alkaline soaps or shampoos for bathing. They should maintain fresh and well-ventilated indoor air.
2. Psoriasis patients should wear clean and soft clothing, change underwear and bed sheets regularly to prevent skin infections.
3. Psoriasis patients should avoid injuries, scratching, and strong stimuli to prevent the formation of new skin lesions.
4. Psoriasis patients should avoid cold and wind exposure and prevent upper respiratory infections.
5. Generally, a balanced diet should be followed, with emphasis on light foods, limited alcohol consumption, and avoiding foods that may trigger allergic reactions, such as mutton and seafood.
6. Pay attention to dietary hygiene to prevent the occurrence of diseases like psoriasis.
7. Psoriasis patients should avoid rubbing the affected areas to prevent erosion and secondary infections.
8. Psoriasis patients must maintain a positive mood and a cheerful attitude to strengthen their confidence in overcoming the disease.