What does treatment psoriasis professional hospital have
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Our hospital is a professional organization for the treatment of psoriasis. I have been working here for five years. There are a lot of patients who come to our hospital for examination every day, so we are very busy. Let's talk about the professional hospitals for the treatment of psoriasis.
What does treatment psoriasis professional hospital have
First, psoriasis was initially considered to be an epidermal disease caused by biochemical or cellular defects of keratinocytes. In the early 1980s, some biochemical mediators, enzymes and pathways were found to be abnormal in psoriasis, including camp, arachidonic acid like substances, protein kinase C, phospholipase C, polyamine and transforming growth factor α.
Second: psoriasis begins with inflammatory red papules, about the size of millet to mung bean, and then gradually expands or fuses into brownish red plaques with clear boundary, inflammatory red halo around, obvious basal infiltration, and multi-layer dry gray or silver white scales on the surface. Gently scrape off the surface scales, gradually exposing a layer of light red shiny translucent film, called film phenomenon. Then scrape off the film, there will be small bleeding points, known as punctate bleeding phenomenon.
Third: because the etiology of psoriasis is very complex, there is no specific drug for psoriasis for the time being. There are many kinds of drugs for the treatment of psoriasis. Different etiology drugs are different. It is suggested to go to a regular hospital for examination, find out the cause, prescribe the right medicine to the case, and give targeted treatment. Patients can go to the local top three hospitals for help.
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The treatment of psoriasis hospitals in each region are different, patients should choose some local more prestigious hospitals, because their medical resources and a variety of treatment equipment are certainly more advanced, which is very important for the treatment of diseases.
