Sorvate Ointment Health Feed

No permanent treatment.
Medicines control temporary.
Every medicine has its own side effects.
Discuss with your family doctor.
If you find any problem ask again.

Hi Lybrate user, If Psoriasis remains untreated there are many chances of getting psoriatic arthropathy. In Psoriasis new layer formation rate of skin increase 20 to 30 times faster. So upper layer gets off in flakes which causes burning, itching & discomfort. You need to take medicines & follow some dietary advice.

Hi there are many modalities of treatment from medication to phototherapy. Get in touch with a certified dermatologist. Although no permanent cure bug there are amazing maintenance options available for psoriasis
also get your serum vit d3 level tested.

yes...it depends on the severity... for detailed information do direct online consultation with photos

Stretch marks and acne are due to long term steroid use. Blisters also due to long term topical steroid as it cause fragile and thining of skin. So use steroid spareing agents instead of steroids like Clobetasol, Momatasone etc

Apply moisturizer liberally 3-4 times daily. Over the patches you will be needing topical steroid cream for short course. Followed by maintenance with calcipotriol or tacrolimus ointment for long time.

Treatment of exfoliative cheilitis. Infection should be treated topically or systemically, if present. Unsuccessful use of keratolytic lip balms, sunscreen, antifungal creams, topical steroids, systemic steroids, antibiotics, vitamin d analogues (calcipotriol) and cryotherapy have been described.

For scalp psoriaisis, you could use a coal tar+salicylic acid based shampoo, thrice weekly for 2-4 weeks.
Topical steroid+saicylic acid based lotion can be used for the thick scaly patches of psoriasis fr 2-4 weeks
Since steroids are usually avoided over long term therefore once the patches are significantly improved, you may switch to topical Vit D analogues e.g Calcipotriol, calcipotriene solution.
These are all prescription medicines, therefore I would suggest that you see a derma...more

For scalp psoriaisis, you could use a coal tar+salicylic acid based shampoo, thrice weekly for 2-4 weeks.
Topical steroid+saicylic acid based lotion can be used for the thick scaly patches of psoriasis fr 2-4 weeks
Since steroids are usually avoided over long term therefore once the patches are significantly improved, you may switch to topical Vit D analogues e.g Calcipotriol, calcipotriene solution.
These are all prescription medicines, therefore I would suggest that you see a derma...more

For scalp psoriaisis, you could use a coal tar+salicylic acid based shampoo, thrice weekly for 2-4 weeks.
Topical steroid+saicylic acid based lotion can be used for the thick scaly patches of psoriasis fr 2-4 weeks
Since steroids are usually avoided over long term therefore once the patches are significantly improved, you may switch to topical Vit D analogues e.g Calcipotriol, calcipotriene solution.
These are all prescription medicines, therefore I would suggest that you see a derma...more