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PSORIASIS ezema dry skin
Dry skin with scales on feet (sole) hands ..............
no itching
little redness
white pus
psoriasis probably
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Hi, your condition looks like palmo plantar pustulosis...which is not classified as psoriasis...first you have to confirm your complaint with a dermatologist....then go for treatment...avoid friction and injuries to that area...try to rest the affected area....avoid stress...should avoid cold exposure...apply moisturizer and lubricate the area affected...take well balanced diet...fruits nuts seeds vegs....avoid scratching peeling picking the scales...maintain hygienic measures...avoid harsh soaps...there are homoeo remedies like sulphur...nitric acid...merc sol works wonders when selected accordingly and prescribef at right potency...u will be fine soon...
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Psoriasis is an autoiune disease and homoepathy works on ur immune system stimulate it and allow it to work on itself . In allopathy there is only palliat8ve treatment available homoepathy only can cure it .for rest contact at clinic
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Psoriasis is an autoimmune disease which not only affects skin but later on affects nails, joints, liver etc. Technically if you go for it's treatment in modern medicine which has got only steroids with a palliative relief. But the disease comes back once you stop the medicine. Now the best option to modify the immune status to overcome this autoimmunity. Homoeopathy has shown tremendously.
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Dry skin with scaling could be Psoriasis, Eczema, Dermatitis, Fungal infection or part of a systemic disease like Diabetes or Xerostomia or some rare infections. It is difficult to diagnose with such little information and no visual aid. Better consult in private.
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