One of the questions that patients are most likely to ask after they know they have psoriasis is whether the disease can be completely cured. On this issue, first of all, we would like to introduce several statistics to you: under the existing treatment level at home and abroad, about 1/5 of the patients with psoriasis will not recur after one attack when the rash subsides through treatment; while most patients will have recurrence of different degrees and frequencies, and some of them will no longer have attacks after several attacks, and these are cured; of course, this accounts for only a minority of the patients with psoriasis after all, and more However, the general trend is that with the growth of age and the prolongation of the course of the disease, the frequency of attacks is gradually reduced and the symptoms are gradually alleviated; only a very small number of patients (about 1%) have the disease not easily controlled and the lesions are serious and difficult to eliminate, which are often related to factors such as unreasonable medication, untimely treatment or inappropriate handling. Therefore, in the face of the issue of “whether psoriasis can be completely cured”, we have the following views and suggestions: 1, although psoriasis is stubborn but not all can not be cured, some patients can not recur after effective treatment, especially with the increasing number of advanced treatment means, psoriasis rash is basically not recurring after cure or rarely 2, psoriasis recurrence is not terrible, the current medical level can effectively control all kinds of psoriasis lesions; 3, recurrent psoriasis as long as the treatment principle is correct, the overall trend of the disease is gradually reduced; 4, do not believe in the “package cure” claim, a lot of advertising Many “special drugs” or “special therapies” in various advertisements that “cure” and never relapse have not yet been tested by large-scale clinical trials; 5, go to a regular hospital for regular treatment under the guidance of a doctor. The treatment should not be used indiscriminately. Some drugs that have serious side effects on the body, such as corticosteroid preparations, immunosuppressants or antineoplastic drugs, are only considered in severe cases, erysipelas, arthropathies and sepsis and other special cases.