What are the clinical causes of psoriasis

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I suffer from psoriasis completely because of metabolic disorders. I didn't know much about psoriasis before. It was only during the treatment that I made clear the condition. It's very important to control the cause of the disease and treat it. Let's take a look at the clinical causes of psoriasis.

What are the clinical causes of psoriasis

First, infection factors. According to clinical investigation, many patients with psoriasis have a great relationship with their own virus infection. Although eosinophilic inclusion bodies were found in the nucleus of epidermal spinous cells, the virus culture has not been successful so far. Streptococcal infection may be an important inducing factor of the disease, because acute tonsillitis or upper respiratory tract infection often occurs before the eruption of acute guttate psoriasis.

Second, metabolic disorder. There are reports of patients with increased serum lipids, cholesterol, globulin, sugar, uric acid, potassium, and decreased folic acid content, but no definite conclusion can be made. The increase of polyamines and arachidonic acid in the lesions has also been reported.

Third, immune dysfunction. Some patients have low cellular immune function; some patients have increased serum IgG, IgA, IgE; some patients have anti IgG antibodies in their serum; some patients have detected anti keratin autoantibodies in the epidermal stratum corneum by immunofluorescence technique.

matters needing attention

Psoriasis is not contagious, nor is it an incurable disease. Mental tension, emotional depression, bad mood and other stimuli can aggravate the disease. Patients should adjust their mentality and actively face the treatment of this disease in the process of treatment.