Psoriasis

Psoriasis is very common and anyone can give you, but most commonly begins between ages 15 and 35.

You can not get psoriasis or spread it to other people.

Psoriasis seems to be passed from parents to children. Doctors think it may be an autoimmune disorder. This occurs when the body's immune system mistakenly attacks and destroys healthy body tissue.

Skin cells usually grow deep in the skin and rise to the surface about once a month. When you have psoriasis, this process occurs too fast and dead skin cells build up on the surface of the skin.

The following may trigger an attack of psoriasis or make the condition more difficult to treat:

- Bacterial or viral infections, including strep throat and upper respiratory tract
- Dry air or dry skin
- Injury to the skin, such as cuts, burns and insect bites
- Some drugs, including antimalarials, beta lithium
- Stress
- Very little sunlight
- Too much sunlight (sunburn)
- Too much alcohol

REMEDIES

• Sunbathing and sea water. Sunlight improves psoriasis as ultraviolet light slow overgrowth of skin cells and reduces inflammation that is a side effect. Sea ​​salt is also beneficial. So if you live far from the coastal areas or the beach, you can buy sea salt and dislverla water and bathe the affected areas three times a day
• Apply garlic oil inthe affected areas
• Apply aloe vera pulp in the psoriasis area and also take three teaspoons a day of this plant helps cure disease
• Boil 100 grams of oatmeal in 5 liters of water for four minutes. 
• mix with the bath water, which should not be very hot, and bathe with it for 15 minutes. This remedy helps to improve the appearance of the skin and relieve itching.