Expert ReplyCondition analysis:
Psoriasis is usualy red scaly patches and not very itchy.
It doesn't seem to be psoriasis, rather it may be some irritant dermatitis.
You can take antihistamines like, tab levocetrizine 5 mg twice daily. hydroxyzine 10mg twice daily.
A combination of steroid like mometasone or clobetasol and antibiotic like fusidic acid can be applied over it twice daily for one week.
This will help relieve irritation and also minimize erythema.
"Hope this helps!
Instructions:
1. Reduce stress
Any chronic condition like psoriasis can be a source of stress. This can often turn into a vicious cycle when stress itself can worsen psoriasis symptoms. In addition to reducing stress whenever possible, consider incorporating stress-reducing practices such as yoga and meditation.
2. Avoid alcohol
Alcohol is a trigger for many people who have psoriasis. A study from Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School found an increased risk of psoriasis among women who drank nonlight beer. Those who drank at least five nonlight beers per week were nearly twice as likely to develop psoriasis, when compared to women who didn’t drink.
3. Try turmeric
Herbs are commonly used to treat many conditions. Turmeric has been found to help minimize psoriasis flare-ups. It can be taken in pill or supplement form or sprinkled on your food. Talk to your doctor about the potential benefits for you. The FDA-approved dosage of turmeric is 1.5 to 3.0 grams per day.