Amir Mohammad Meraji Khahalmost 7 years ago

Psoriasis

Psoriasis (Chronic skin disease) is a chronic disease in which the immune system causes excessive growth by sending wrong signals to the skin cells. So that new skin cells grow in a few days (rather than a few weeks). The body does not eliminate these extra skin cells. Rather, additional cells accumulate on the surface of the skin and make up the spots of psoriasis . Spotted psoriasis (our case): Small red spots that usually appear at the top of the trunk, arms and legs, but can also appear on the scalp, face and ears. These points can appear throughout the skin. These are often after a disease, especially sore throat Streptococcus sputum appears. These points may be resolved within a few weeks or months without treatment. These points may appear in areas where psoriasis plagues appear.