Understanding Psoriasis DiseasePsoriasis diseasePsoriasis is a skin disease that affects the life cycle of skin cells. Psoriasis causes cells to develop rapidly in the skin surface, forming
thick silvery scales, dry and cause itching, sometimes painful.Psoriasis is a chronic disease that usually last long.Handling is good, such as using a nonprescription cortisone cream and
allow your skin to get sunlight, can reduce the symptoms of psoriasis.
Causes of Psoriasis
The cause of psoriasis is not fully understood, but is thought to relate to a person's immune system is weak especially those with a genetic susceptibility. More specifically, there is one key cells are the type of white blood cells called T lymphocytes or T cells Normally, T cells travel throughout the body to detect and fight foreign substances, such as viruses or bacteria. But, if you have psoriasis, T cells attack the skin cells healthy by mistake, when he meant to heal wounds or to fight infection.
Overactive T cells trigger other immune responses. Its
effects include dilation of blood vessels in the skin around the plaque
and increase in other white blood cells to go into the outer layer of
the skin. These changes result in increased production of skin cells. This
causes the displacement cycle of new skin cells to the outermost layer
of skin too quickly, which occur within days, not weeks. Dead
skin and white blood cells can not flake off fast enough, so
consequently the skin becomes thick and flaky on the skin surface. This usually does not stop unless treatment.
What causes abnormal T cells in people with psoriasis is not entirely clear, although researchers think genetic and environmental factors have a significant role.
Disease Trigger PsoriasisPsoriasis usually begins or triggers that may worsen as we can identify and avoid. Factors that can trigger psoriasis include:
Infections, such as strep throat or mouth sores
Injuries to the skin
insect bite
severe sunburn
cold weather
smoke
Heavy alcohol consumption
Certain medications - including lithium, beta blockers, antimalarial drugs, and iodide For Drugs and Healing from psoriasis disease will be discussed in the next post.
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