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If you have ever dealt with psoriasis you know the
feeling of struggling with red, itchy, scaly skin. Do you know what type of
psoriasis you have? Are you even aware there is more than just one type?
There are, in fact, three main types of psoriasis and
although the basic symptoms are the same, they are all a little bit different. All
forms of psoriasis affect the skin. They can cause a few different problems and
if you are lucky they will only cause one problem at a time.
Psoriasis is famous for the redness of skin and the
shedding. There are two layers of skin, the top and bottom. The top layer is
the old skin, it lasts for a few weeks and then begins to shed off on its own.
The bottom layer is the new skin growth that takes over for the shedding skin.
Shedding skin is a normal procedure, but it happens
over time so that we don’t notice. In psoriasis, we notice because the bottom
layer tries to move up to the top before the top is ready to shed. This leaves
cracks in the skin and gives it that red look.
On top of that, the skin may start to become inflamed.
If you scratch at the skin while it is flaky, red, and peeling, you could get
weeping lesions and scaling on the affected area.
Those are the main symptoms for the basic three types
of psoriasis: Guttate, Plaque, and Seborrheic.
Plaque Psoriasis is the most common type of the
disease. Each person is different, but for the most part it appears as patchy,
thick flaky skin that causes itching and inflammation. If the skin is damaged
skin gets injured in some other way, it is easily infected.
Guttate Psoriasis mainly affects children and young
adults. It often follows after a bout of strep throat or other infections and
causes red bumps on the skin. This form is often misdiagnosed as an allergic
reaction rash or a fever rash. The good news is that it clears up with
antibiotics, the kind taken for the strep, and it almost never comes back
again.
Seborrheic Psoriasis is often mistaken for a serious
cause of dandruff because it affects the scalp, ears, hairline, and forehead.
Some medicated shampoos work to eliminate the flaking, but it can still be
problematic.
You can also watch this Video Here - Psoriasis: Types of Psoriasis and How to
Cure Psoriasis
By Kathy Wilson, a previous
sufferer, who authors the The Psoriasis
Free For Life program.
In Psoriasis Free for Life, Katy Wilson offers a
comprehensive guide to completely eliminating psoriasis.
Early on in her battle against
psoriasis she understood that the best remedy was helping the defenses of the
body’s immune system, as opposed to masking the physicality.
As such her work further shines the
light on the problem within Western medicine, where doctors are trained to
focus on drugs, as opposed to getting to the root of the problem. Click HERE to find
out more.
