Psoriasis on the hands impacts every aspect of your life. Simple, everyday tasks, such as picking up items, writing, typing, and washing dishes, become difficult to do. And when you do these tasks, they can make the symptoms of your psoriasis, such as cracks and blisters, more painful and itchy. Social situations such as shopping can become awkward when people stare and ask, "Is that contagious?". While there is no cure for psoriasis, the good news is the symptoms can be managed. Learn more about top nine natural remedies and lifestyle changes that can positively impact psoriasis symptoms, help control...

Psoriasis is the most prevalent immune-mediated disease in the country, affecting 7.5 million people. Psoriasis can show up anywhere on the body, but one of the most difficult to treat areas is the leg. When psoriasis symptoms appear on the leg, 90% of the time it is diagnosed as plaque psoriasis. Due to the characteristics of the epidermis of the lower extremities, skin around the leg region of the plaques acquires a dense structure. The thickness and severity of the plaques impact how long it takes to treat the leg area. When psoriasis flares on your legs, some of the most...

Don't assume that because there is no way to cure psoriasis that means you have to live with those annoying flares such as those which commonly recur on knees and elbows. Continue reading to learn more about amazing natural remedies that effectively treat the symptoms of psoriasis, calm and soothe skin during a psoriasis flare-up, and reduce the frequency of future flare-ups. What Causes Psoriasis on Knees and Elbows? Plaque psoriasis is an immune-mediated skin condition that can cause plaques to form on the skin on any part of the body. Plaques are areas where the skin is inflamed, red,...