Patient's question:
Pregnant for four and a half months with continuous vaginal bleeding, similar to menstruation in recent days, containing blood clots, but careful examination showed no results.Doctor's answer:
Stable treatment is essential. Some patients believe that as long as the lesions of psoriasis clear up, they can stop treatment even if they heal on their own. In reality, lesion clearance only indicates symptom relief, while the internal environment (cellular autoimmune response, humoral immunity, microcirculation, etc.) may not necessarily return to normal. At most, it can only be considered clinical remission, not complete self-healing. If treatment is stopped at this point and the patient encounters winter or spring seasons, the condition is likely to flare up. Patients facing the harm of psoriasis should actively undergo regular examinations and treatment, without avoiding medical visits. If psoriasis does not improve with treatment, it is important to promptly switch treatment plans.