Can psoriasis be treated with hormone

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I have been fighting with psoriasis for nearly ten years. My condition is good and bad, especially in winter. I am easy to relapse. I am well aware of the pain of psoriasis. Many people suggest that I can use hormone therapy, but can I really be cured after using hormone? Share my experience with you.

Can psoriasis be treated with hormone

First, psoriasis after the use of hormone treatment, will produce a strong dependence, patients must not use hormone treatment, if the use of hormone treatment, will temporarily relieve symptoms, but the final condition will become more and more serious, and can not be treated. Treatment of psoriasis, it is recommended that you use traditional Chinese medicine.

The second side effect of psoriasis is skin pigmentation and pigmentation after long-term treatment, So far, psoriasis can not be completely eradicated, but as long as the drug is not used indiscriminately, do not use hormone, immunosuppressant, mercury, arsenic drugs for treatment.

Third, although the skin can achieve temporary improvement after the use of hormone, but the condition will worsen after the withdrawal of the drug. Some patients with psoriasis often rely on hormone drugs for a long time in order to subside the skin lesions in the fastest time, but after a long time use, they find that the skin also has other problems, that is, the phenomenon of skin atrophy in the treatment of psoriasis with hormone.

matters needing attention

Patients with psoriasis should pay more attention in their daily life, especially in diet. They advocate avoiding food, but they also pay attention to food diversification, especially in the process of treatment. For health care, in order to get all kinds of nutrients needed by the body, we must get them from a variety of foods. The diversification of food is undoubtedly in line with the principles of nutrition. We should not be partial or greedy. Partial or greedy eating is not conducive to the health of the whole body, and it is also not conducive to the rehabilitation of psoriasis.