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Psoriasis in feet nd hnds
Frm 4yrs i m suffering frm skin prblms. In my bth feet dwnwrd area d skin used to cum out when it irritates nd itches nd when i rub d skin. Littlebit in hnd also. M havng treatmnt since 4yrs nd rgt nw m takng doctr prescribed me Propysalic NF, Sorifix nd 1tab dly Carmax. So my disease is nt gettng cured. So i want to ask is there any permanent remedy fr dis disease? Also i have thyroid prblm since 7yrs. M takng Thyronorm 75mg. I have also stomach trouble like sumtimes loose motions, sumtimes constipation etc. Since 8yrs m havng dis stomach trouble.Here fr dat also m havng treatmnt wid gastroentorologist nd when i ask doctr what my prblm is den doctr used to say me its a nervous system prblm. Fr dat doctr referred me to psychiatrist. Since 2yrs m also undr treatmnt of psychiatrist. Rgt nw m having 1tab Nexito LS at dinner. Also i had a surgry in 2012 of Microdiscectomy L5 S1. As u can see i have mny prblms so i ask dat all dis prblms r affectng me combinedly or what nd what shal i do?
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Dr. Manoj Agarwala
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Psoriasis is an immune system mediated skin disease which can be brought into remission by certain medications and life style changes. Now it is well established and believed to be a multi system disorder involving joints, hearts and kidneys as well. A proper assessment to determine the severity of psoriasis and an assessment of other organ involvements is needed. Most of the patients do well if they stick to the recommendations. Kindly see a dermatologist for a treatment plan.
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Your dermatologist will decide a treatment plan for you after a consultation.
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Avoid Self Medications.
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