Plaque Psoriasis

Flexural psoriasis (also called inverse psoriasis) is one of the five main types of the autoimmune condition psoriasis. Psoriasis is an autoimmune disorder that causes your body to make skin cells too fast. Flexural psoriasis usually affects... Full Answer

Flexural psoriasis (also called inverse psoriasis) affects areas of the body where skin rubs together. If you have flexural psoriasis, try to avoid getting too hot, because this can make your symptoms worse. Avoid clothing that traps in heat and... Full Answer

Psoriasis is an autoimmune disorder that causes your body to make skin cells too fast. There are five main types of psoriasis. Flexural psoriasis (also called inverse psoriasis) usually affects areas of your skin that touch one another, such as... Full Answer

Some sun exposure can help psoriasis clear from the skin. For some reason, the ultraviolet light often has a beneficial effect. However, too much sun exposure can cause a flare-up of psoriasis. Since flexural psoriasis (also known as inverse... Full Answer

Flexural psoriasis, also called inverse psoriasis, can be one of the most troublesome types of psoriasis. It involves overproduction of skin cells in areas where the skin rubs together (such as the groin, armpits, and under the breasts) and can... Full Answer

If you think you have flexural psoriasis, you should speak with your doctor right away. Psoriasis can develop into a very debilitating condition, and there are many effective treatments. Psoriasis is an autoimmune disorder that causes your body... Full Answer

Exposure to sunlight can help heal plaque psoriasis, but be sure you have applied a good broad-spectrum sunscreen because your plaque psoriasis may worsen if you get sunburned. Talk to your doctor or dermatologist about the best sunscreen options... Full Answer

Usually with plaque psoriasis, you need to moisturize your skin daily with an over-the-counter product that is gentle or  made for sensitive skin. Daily moisturizing can help keep your skin from cracking and may remove some of the scales... Full Answer

With any skin irritation or condition such as psoriasis, you should use extra caution when cleansing your skin. Talk with your doctor or dermatologist about which cleansing products will work best for your  skin condition and skin type.... Full Answer

Your doctor or dermatologist will most likely recommend that you moisturize your psoriasis-affected skin every day, but talk with your doctor about the best options for your skin condition. Each case is unique, and you need a skin care treatment... Full Answer