Psoriasis cannot currently be completely cured, but with proper treatment, symptoms can be effectively controlled and recurrence reduced. Injectable biological agents should only be used after a comprehensive evaluation by a doctor.
1. Treatment requires systematic planning: Psoriasis treatment usually involves choosing topical medications, phototherapy, oral medications, or biological agents depending on the severity of the condition. It requires long-term management rather than pursuing a one-time "cure".
2. The role of biologics: Biologics are the "injections" that are suitable for some patients. They can specifically regulate the immune system and help control moderate to severe symptoms. However, they are not suitable for everyone and require regular monitoring.
3. Comprehensive management is very important: Daily attention to skin moisturizing, avoiding irritation, managing stress, quitting smoking and limiting alcohol consumption, all of which play a positive role in maintaining the stability of the condition.
We recommend that you first visit the dermatology department of a reputable hospital for a medical assessment and to develop a suitable treatment plan. Do not self-medicate or rely on folk remedies. Adhering to standardized treatment and regular check-ups are key to controlling the condition.
