There are treatments for psoriasis based on the severity of the condition.
Among the types of treatments for
psoriasis are topical treatments reserved for minor conditions as well as phototherapy-also known as light
therapy-reserved for more severe cases....
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There are treatments for psoriasis based on the severity of the condition.
Among the types of treatments for
psoriasis are topical treatments reserved for minor conditions as well as phototherapy-also known as light
therapy-reserved for more severe cases.
In addition there are systemic medications and drugs used to treat
psoriasis.
The topical treatments are applied directly to the affected area and are meant as the first line of defense against
any breakout of psoriasis.
Topical treatments can slow down the regular rate of cell reproduction which
reduces inflammation often linked to psoriasis.
There are a wide variety of such treatments.
Some can be found over the counter while more serious topical
applications require a prescription.
The most frequent of prescription topical applications are corticosteroids.
They are also known as anti-inflammatory agents due to their ability to reduce redness and swelling associated
with lesions.
Contained in many of these treatment options
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