By: Dr. Simrat Sandhu Stress is a major factor that can trigger and worsen skin diseases, and these diseases also reflect a ...

If you are experiencing serious stress or mental health issues related to your psoriasis, don't hesitate to reach out for support from a mental health professional. Your dermatologist may be able ...

If your psoriasis seems to flare for no reason, one or more triggers could be to blame. Everyday things like stress, a bug bite, and cold temperatures can trigger psoriasis. Triggers vary from person ...

Stress also has a big impact. It can make your inflammation worse and cause your psoriasis to flare more often. In this talk, Tina Bhutani, MD, shares ways to improve your diet, get better sleep ...

If your psoriasis seems to flare for no reason, one or more triggers could be to blame. Everyday things like stress, a bug bite, or winter weather can trigger psoriasis. Triggers vary from person to ...

Smoking can also really exacerbate the psoriasis. Stress does not cause psoriasis, but stress doesn't make anything better.

Dry skin, itching, and fiery eczema can be caused by allergens, stress, or an overactive immune response.Steroid creams ...

Objectives To assess the impact of low to moderate biomechanical stress on entheses in patients with psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis ... were more physically capable than others due to age-related ...

This study adds to our understanding of the psoriasis-related risk for T2D and the etiology of psoriasis and obesity. Severe, Refractory Psoriasis in HIV-Positive Patients: Are TNF Inhibitors a ...