Psoriasis is a widespread and chronic skin related disorder. Plaque psoriasis is the most common type of psoriasis encountered world wide and is characterized by red skin covered with silvery scales and inflammation. Patches of round to oval shaped red plaques that itch or burn are characteristic of plaque psoriasis. The patches are generally found on the arms, legs, trunk, or scalp but may be found on any part of the skin. The most archetypal areas are the knees and elbows.

Causes of psoriasis

Research point to that the disease may result from a disorder in the immune system. The immune system makes white blood cells (WBC) that protect the body from infection. In psoriasis, the T cells (a type of white blood cell) unusually trigger inflammation in the skin. These T cells also cause skin cells to grow faster than regular and to pile up in raised patches on the outer face of the skin.

Certain factors may trigger psoriasis.

1. Injury to the skin: Injury to the skin has been linked with plaque psoriasis. For example, a skin infection, skin inflammation, or even extreme scratching can trigger psoriasis.

* Sunlight: Most people usually consider sunlight to be helpful for their psoriasis. Though, a small marginal find that strong sunlight aggravates their symptoms. Bad sunburn may worsen psoriasis.

* Streptococcal infections: Some evidence proposes that streptococcal infections may cause a kind of plaque psoriasis. These bacterial infections have been shown to cause guttate psoriasis, a type of psoriasis that looks like minute red drops on the skin.

* HIV: Psoriasis characteristically gets worse after an individual has been infected with HIV. Though, psoriasis often becomes less active in higher HIV infection.

* Drugs: A number of medications have been shown to make worse psoriasis. Some examples are as follows:

* Lithium – Medication that may be used to take care of depression

* Beta-blockers – Drugs that may be used to treat hypertension

* Anti-malarials – Drugs used to treat malaria and symptoms caused by it

* NSAIDs – Drugs like ibuprofen or naproxen used to decrease inflammation

* Emotional stress: Many people see an increase in their psoriasis when emotional stress is augmented.

* Smoking: Cigarette smokers have an augmented risk of chronic plaque psoriasis.

* Alcohol: Alcohol is measured a risk factor for psoriasis, chiefly in young to middle aged males.

* Hormone changes: The harshness of psoriasis may fluctuate with hormonal changes. Disease incidence peaks during puberty and menopause. A pregnant woman’s symptoms are more probable to improve than worsen, if any changes occur at all. In contrast, symptoms are more possible to flare in the postpartum period, if any alter occur at all.

Symptoms

An individual with psoriasis typically has patches of red, raised, scaly areas on the skin that may itch or burn. The patches are frequently found on the knees, elbows, trunk, or scalp. About, 9 out of 10 people with psoriasis have plaque psoriasis.
The flare-ups can last for weeks or months. The psoriasis goes away for a time and then returns (chronic).

General characteristics of the scaly skin of the most common type of psoriasis are as follows:

* Plaques: The plaque areas on the skin are eminent. The plaque areas vary in size (1 to several centi meters) and may range from a few to many at any given time on the skin. The shape of the plaque is typically oval but can be uneven in shape. Smaller plaque areas may combine with other areas and form a large affected area. The skin in these areas, particularly when over joints or on the palms or feet, can split and bleed.

* Plaques from time to time have an area around them that looks like a halo or ring (Ring of Woronoff).

* Red color: The color of the inflated skin is very characteristic. The rich, full red color is salmon colored. Occasionally the skin can have a blue tint when the psoriasis is on the legs.

* Scale: The scales are dry thin and silvery white. The width of the scales may vary. When the scale is removed, the skin under looks smooth, red, and glossy. This shiny skin typically has small areas that bleed (Auspitz sign).

* Symmetry: Psoriatic plaques likely to appear on both sides of the body in the same places. Like the psoriasis is frequently on both knees and both elbows at the same time.

Treatment

There are various treatment that are done world wide to get relief from psoriasis but frankly all are in vain. Our ayurvedic doctors and research scientist have come out with te unique herbal formula that will help in you in getting relief from this problem. The psoriatic treatment kit is a wonder and has been approve clinically from many hospitals world wide.

We introduce you with psoriatic treatment kit. It comproise of three medicines.

1. 777 oil: 777 is an oil that is to applied on the psoriatic area daily.
2. Psorolin ointment :- Psoralin is an ointment that is also to be applied on the psoriatic spot daily.
3. Pesin capsules: Pesin capsules are to be taken daily twice daily.

FAQ

Is your Psoriatic kit a cure for Psoriasis?

The product is NOT a cure for Psoriasis. This is true and appropriate to all known and currently available treatments for Psoriasis. 777 Oil and PSOROLIN Ointment are advanced in that they efficiently postpone the problem of reappearance to near total remission with no side effects for long term use.

What are the side effects?

There are no known side effects. One though needs to be cautious at the time of initial application if they have prior been on steroidal treatments. In such cases and a very few other, there could be nuisance feeling and rashes. The same could be controlled by dilution with coconut oil. Slow withdrawal of earlier therapy (steroids) is also suggested before switch to 777 Oil / PSOROLIN Ointment.

How many patients have been treated so far and what has been the success rate?

Over 100000 patients in India and abroad have profited from the use of 777 Oil and PSOROLIN Ointment. The rate of reduction and disappearance of clinical symptoms has been consistent across all strata of the society, race, age and sex. The occurrence of recurrence has been minimal and the remission is prolonged to near permanent in quite a few cases. The absence of side effects for long term use is also a widespread observation.

What if take only the external application?

No problem. External application alone would give a good response. Internal administration combined with external application could hasten the process.

What are the diet restrictions?

Sour tasting foods to be avoided. Items that cause allergy to be keep away from.

For how long does one need to use 777 Oil and Psorolin Ointment?

Continuous use of 777 Oil / Psorolin Ointment is suggested during the recurrence phase of the ailment. During the reduction phase, the drugs may be continual in dilution with coconut oil.

What does one do for Psoriatic Arthritis?

One could use non provocative drugs like Paracetmol or (Allopathic) or Yograj Gugglu (Ayurveda /Siddha) for this state in combination with the continuing treatment with 777 Oil / PSOROLIN Ointment.

Can we use 777 Oil / Psorolin Ointment before bath instead of after bath?

Use of 777 Oil / Psorolin Ointment after bath is suggested. This helps the preservation of the effect of application.

I have had Psoriasis for over 10 years now; can I start with Psoriatic kit now?

Psoriasis as you are aware is cyclic. There is a reappearance phase and a reduction phase. So you could start the use of psoriatic kit at any stage and even after the time period of 10 years of the ailment.

What are the situations under which I should use 777 Oil and what are the situations for which I should use Psorolin ointment?

When thick scales are present, one could use Psorolin Ointment or a combination of both. When the scaling is absent / minimal oil application alone is acceptable.

When I use 777 Oil / Psorolin Ointment, there is a flare-up and skin irritation. What should I do?

Infrequently after earlier steroidal treatment this occurrence may occur. Gradual abandonment from steroidal treatment is suggested before complete switch over to 777 Oil / Psorolin Ointment. In acute stages, if there is a flare up, restrict application to 777 Oil only under dilution with coconut oil. If there is an improbable reaction that leads to inflammation, erythromycin, paracetmol and anti-allergens may be used under guidance.

What is Pesin Capsules?

It is developed from Herbo-Mineral compounds that are known for the therapeutic action in the Siddha system of Medicine.

How does it help for management of Psoriasis?

It helps to boost the Immune system in Immune suppressive disorders. As per our study report published in Journal of Research in Ayurveda and Siddha,

How long the treatment should be continued?

The treatment is suggested during the active stage of Psoriasis i.e. 6 to 12 weeks. Thereafter it can be continued on the advice of the consultant.

What is the composition of Pesin?

The composition of Pesin is

1. Eletaria cardomomum
2. Embelia ribes, Withania Somnifera
3. Smilax chinensis
4. Conch turbenella rapa
5. processed cinnabar.

Are there any side effects in Pesin treatment?

As per the observations and the clinical studies Pesin compound is safe the approved dosage. However the consultant is the competent person to advice on the duration of treatment.

Is it advisable for children?

It is suggested for children above 15 years at the suitable dosage. One capsule daily and above 20 years 3 capsules per day.

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