Psoriasis is related to genetics, immune system abnormalities, and environmental factors. Currently, there is no cure, but symptoms can be effectively controlled through proper treatment. Patients are advised to seek medical attention promptly and develop a personalized management plan under the guidance of a doctor.
The specific influencing factors mainly include the following three points:
1. Genetic factors: Some patients have a family history of the disease. If a direct relative has the disease, the likelihood of developing the disease themselves will be relatively increased.
2. Immune system problems: An overactive immune system may mistakenly attack healthy skin cells, causing them to grow too quickly and form scales and patches.
3. External triggers: Common triggers include infections, skin injuries, mental stress, certain medications, and dry, cold weather, which may cause or worsen symptoms.
In daily care, please keep your skin moisturized by using gentle moisturizing products; avoid scratching and rubbing the affected areas; record and pay attention to personal factors that may cause fluctuations in your condition, such as stressful events or certain foods. At the same time, adhering to your doctor's instructions for treatment and having regular check-ups will help stabilize your condition in the long term.
