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What dietary restrictions should psoriasis patients observe when eating dumplings on the Beginning of Winter?

For psoriasis patients eating dumplings on the Beginning of Winter, the core contraindications are to avoid highly irritating, highly allergenic, and high-burden ingredients and improper consumption m...
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Psoriasis Wellness: Follow the Scenario, Avoid Pitfalls in Daily Care

For patients with psoriasis, health maintenance is not abstract “armchair theory” but the small details integrated into daily scenes like meals, sleep schedules, and going out. Rather than rote memori...
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Psoriasis (Silver Dermatosis): A Scientific Guide from Precision Treatment to Holistic Mind‑Body Care

"The plaques on my neck itch unbearably; the more I scratch the thicker they get, and wearing turtlenecks has become a luxury." This is a common complaint among many psoriasis patients. Psoriasis (the...
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Staying Well in Heavy Snow: 3 Key Protective Measures for Psoriasis Patients

Dear friends with psoriasis, during heavy snow and very cold temperatures, a cold not only makes you feel unwell but may also trigger or worsen skin lesions. As a dermatologist, today I’ll share targe...
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What precautions should be taken for phototherapy of psoriasis?

: Phototherapy for psoriasis (especially narrowband UVB, NB-UVB) is a widely used, safe, and effective physical treatment in clinical practice, suitable for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, guttat...
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What lifestyle and diet considerations are there for psoriasis

Psoriasis (commonly known as psoriasis) is a chronic, immune-mediated inflammatory skin disease that cannot be cured, but a scientific lifestyle and a reasonable diet play a crucial role in controllin...
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What Should Psoriasis Patients Pay Attention to After the Winter Solstice

The Winter Solstice is the solar term with the shortest daylight, greatest yin and cold; low temperatures, dry air, and reduced sunlight make it a critical period when psoriasis is prone to relapse or...
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Psoriasis: Eating Right Helps, Eating Wrong Triggers — A Dermatologist’s Scientific Advice

As a dermatologist who has worked in psoriasis clinical care and research for more than a decade, I am asked almost every day the same question: “Doctor, can I not eat seafood, beef and mutton, or spi...
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Psoriasis: More Than Fitness — an Immune System “Natural Modulator”

。 In clinic, I often tell patients with psoriasis: “Get moving, your skin will thank you.” This is not mere consolation, but sincere advice based on substantial evidence-based medicine. In recent year...
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Folk Remedy Warning: Don’t Let “Hope” Turn into “Harm,” a Doctor’s Heartfelt Appeal

As a dermatologist, the moments that pain me the most are seeing patients, having naively believed in false claims like “ancestral secret recipe,” “7-day cure for psoriasis,” or “purely natural with n...
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