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The following Advice for Psoriasis will help you in Psoriasis Prevention:
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When taking a shower or a bath, use a soft sponge or a cotton napkin, and a little shower oil in order to soften the skin. Avoid the use of a harsh washcloth. Apply a softening cream to the skin after taking a shower or a bath so that the skin gets moist and smooth. Dry skin with psoriasis frequently itches.
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Cut your nails short. This will help psoriasis of the nails as well as it will help not to scratch the plaques.
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Try to protect your skin from the cuts and damages, since they can provoke the appearance of the new psoriatic lesions.
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During the treatment of psoriasis on the hands after applying the medicine put on cotton gloves in order to avoid the medicine getting into your eyes etc.
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Clothing can irritate the skin, which can provoke the appearance of new psoriatic lesions; therefore select light, spacious, cotton clothing.
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Light and/or mixed colors clothing will help to camouflage the scales and flakes that might fall onto the clothing.
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Air conditioning can dry your skin and provoke psoriasis. Try to limit the time spent in a room with air conditioning or moisturize the air with a humidifier.
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Although the solar rays help many people with psoriasis, try not to burn in the sun. Consult with your doctor about the optimum mode of the sun tanning.
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Try excluding citrus fruits (oranges, mandarins, lemons, limes and grapefruits), corn, wild strawberries, strawberries, mango, bananas, and crabs.
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Limit canned foods, marinated, fried and fatty foods, spicy, salty and smoked foods, coffee, chocolate, sweets, pastry, potatoes, pork and mutton.
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Consume more fresh vegetables and fruits.
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Consume more of various grains. Most useful of them are buckwheat, oat and wheat.
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Try to daily consume cottage cheese and other dairy products (plain yogurt, sour milk etc.)
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Try to lead a healthy lifestyle - try to get out in the fresh air and exercise.
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Avoid stress.
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Avoid alcohol.
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Avoid smoking.
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Try not to catch a cold or flu; and if you do, then try to treat the infection in a timely manner, but not by antibiotics.
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Try to go to sleep before 11:00 PM (23.00).
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Stay positive! :)
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Last Updated ( 15.12.2008 )
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Category - Psoriasis Prevention
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