My wife is suffering from erthythroderma psoriasis and she is taking medicines (under specialist skin doctor) psorid 50 twice ,ab phylline cap, and unizym cap twice daily. Liquid paraffin oil used 4 times on her body. How much time ,it will take for her to recover? Please guide.

Dr. Karuna ChawlaHomeopathy Doctor26yrs exp

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How much extensive is her problem n since when? U can do the following to ease the symptoms of psoriasis 1. Prevent dry skin Use a humidifier to keep the air in your home or office moist. This can help prevent dry skin before it starts. Sensitive skin moisturizers are also great at keeping your skin supple and preventing plaques from forming. 2. Avoid fragrances Most soaps and perfumes have dyes and other chemicals in them that may irritate your skin. They can make you smell great, but they also can inflame psoriasis. 3. Eat healthfully Diet may play a role in managing psoriasis. Eliminating red meat and fatty snacks may help reduce flare-ups triggered by such foods. Cold water fish, seeds, nuts, and omega-3 fatty acids are known for their ability to reduce inflammation. 4. Soak your body Hot water may be an irritant for your skin. However, a lukewarm bath Can soothe the itching and infiltrate scales and plaques. Moisturize immediately after your bath for double benefits. 5. Reduce stress Any chronic condition like psoriasis can be a source of stress. This can often turn into a vicious cycle because stress itself can worsen psoriasis symptoms. In addition to reducing stress whenever possible, consider incorporating stress-reducing practices such as yoga and meditation. 6. Avoid alcohol Alcohol is a trigger for many people who have psoriasis. 7. Stop smoking Avoid tobacco. Smoking may increase your risk of psoriasis. If you already have psoriasis, it can also make your symptoms more severe. For this homeopathic treatment is very effective For more details u can consult me. 

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Dr. Rejath RajDermatologist12yrs exp

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Good evening. Erythrodermic psoriasis is a serious condition. Recovery depends on how bad it is initially. It usually requires hospital admission. Medications take weeks to act for proper control and months to taper off the medications to a maintenance dose. In short, it will take months and will be a slow process.  

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