Dealing with the mental health impact of psoriasis


People with psoriasis should not only take good care of their skin, but also of their psyche. — dpa

For anyone with psoriasis, the skin condition that impacts the lives of at least 100 million adults and children worldwide, physical care takes on a greater role.

Regular visits to the doctor, consistent skin care, good nutrition and no smoking – a healthy lifestyle is key to preventing more red patches of skin, more itching and more social awkwardness.

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