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Psoriasis treatment in Turkey, Prices of Istanbul Clinics

A chronic inflammatory skin condition called psoriasis results in red, scaly skin lesions known as sores. Fortunately, Turquie santé provides you with the best psoriasis treatment in Turkey.

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    What is Psoriasis?

    Psoriasis, which is an inflammatory disease of the skin, is characterized by the emergence of blisters that desquamate with redness of the skin. These plates emerge in several parts of the body, especially on the scalp, knees, and elbows. This disease can be treated in a number of clinics and hospitals in Izmir, Ankara, Antalya, Istanbul, and Turkey.

    What are the types and symptoms?

    There are eight types that will be listed below:

    Plaque psoriasis or psoriasis Vulgaris: Red, circular patches, covered with thick crusts of white skins that desquamate. They are generally found on the knees, elbows, buttocks, and scalp. These patches cause aggressive itching.

    Nail psoriasis: it attacks nails, hands, and feet. Small peeling, crumbling, streaking, and thickening may appear.

    Scalp psoriasis: it is in the form of red patches with white crusts on the scalp.

    Palmoplantar psoriasis: this kind of psoriasis hurts the palms of the hands and feet.

    Inverse psoriasis: red patches that emerge in the armpits, groin, and near the genitals. It is painful.

    Guttate psoriasis: This rare type affects children and adolescents more than adults. The plates are too small in the form of shaped drops that exist on the trunk, arms, and legs.

    Erythrodermic Psoriasis: a large part of the skin is red and inflamed, and there is often a fever.

    Pustular psoriasis: white patches on the hands and sole of the foot. This type can also have an impact on the fingers.

    What are the risks?

    Many risk factors trigger the appearance of plaques in people who have already had psoriasis:

    • Genetic
    • Stress
    • Climates whether cold or dry
    • Overconsumption of alcohol
    • Smoking
    • Infection in the throat or the respiratory tract
    • Reaction or allergy to a drug
    • Exposure to sun's rays (sunburn).
    • Reaction or exposure to chemicals.

    To treat this inflammatory disease: what are the possible treatments?

    The Garra Rufa which is the fish that eats psoriasis is among the treatments. We can also treat it with creams prescribed by a dermatologist, such as light therapy UVB or ciclosporin.

    Cost of psoriasis treatment in Istanbul and Turkey:

    Whether you choose to have your treatment in a private clinic or a hospital at the cheapest cost, send a quote that is free of charge.

    Turquie santé promises to provide you with the best costs for your medical stay in Turkey and guarantee the best services as well as the best prices.

    Turkey, Izmir, and Istanbul are well known, they are modern hospitals with the cutting edge of technology and the best doctors and certified dermatologists. Make sure that Turquie santé will provide you with the cheapest price.

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    Frequently asked questions

    Stress, anxiety, smoking, depression, bacterial or viral infections, taking certain medications, trauma (fractures, major surgery, accidents) are all factors that can trigger psoriasis flare-ups.

    Patients with psoriasis have a slightly increased risk of cancer, especially squamous cell carcinoma and lymphoma, but not if they are receiving biologic therapy or have psoriatic arthritis.

    Erythrodermic psoriasis: This is one of the most severe and serious forms of psoriasis and can be life-threatening because it affects the protective barrier of large areas of the skin.

    Foods that aggravate psoriasis are:

    • Foods high in fat, especially saturated and hydrogenated fats
    • Dairy products 
    • Sugars 
    • Gluten 
    • Fried foods
    • Belladonna due to its high solanine content
    • Condiments: such as ketchup, mayonnaise, tabasco sauce, vinegar, and spices
    •  Alcohol: Because of its vasodilating effect, alcohol allows T cells to reach the outermost layers of the skin.

    Vitamin D is effective in mild psoriasis. It is a regulator of the immune system, and its immunomodulatory properties may be beneficial in inflammatory diseases such as psoriasis. In fact, vitamin D derivatives are often used in topical form to treat psoriasis.

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