Psoriasis patients may experience flakiness all over their body, either because the disease has become severe or because of the adverse effects of medication.
Psoriasis is a kind of chronic inflammatory skin disease that is easy to recur, and has many causes, which are mainly related to genetic factors, autoimmune abnormalities and environmental factors.
Psoriasis can be manifested as a pattern of worsening symptoms in winter and decreasing symptoms in summer, which is mainly manifested as red papules or red plaques on the surface of the skin covered with a small amount of scales, and the disease can generalize all over the body, and it may be aggravated when the skin lesions increase significantly.
Psoriasis is difficult to be cured, long-term use of medication is mainly aimed at controlling the symptoms, in the process of using drugs, there may be a variety of different complications, including skin dryness, flaking is the most common adverse reactions of retinoic acid drugs, so psoriasis patients with generalized peeling phenomenon, it may also be an adverse reaction to the drug.
Due to the large changes in the condition, the specific situation needs to be analyzed by the doctor in conjunction with the actual clinical situation, and the medication should be administered under the guidance of the doctor.