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Psychological Stress and Depression in Psoriasis Patients - a Dermatologist's Perspective

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Journal Maedica (Bucur)
Specialty General Medicine
Date 2019 Dec 5
PMID 31798747
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Abstract

Psoriasis is an inflammatory, chronic disorder that affects mainly the skin, always expecting systemic manifestations and distribution. The prevalence of psoriasis is estimated to be near 3% in adult population and industrialized countries. Also considering day to day consultations, it is one of the most frequently presented skin disorders, in which psychological stress and depression represent the key factors regarding the onset, flare or therapeutic resistance of psoriatic disease. We are going to present a review of the scientific literature about the psychological impact in individuals' well-being and further correlation with the severity of this disease. Prevention and further research of skin-psychology connection can guide to a multidisciplinary approach and a more effective treatment of psoriasis patients by treating the individual.

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