<h3>RELIEVE&nbsp;SYMPTOMS OF ALL TYPES OF PSORIASIS</h3><ul class="checklist"> <li><span>Plaque psoriasis</span>&nbsp;-This is the most common form of psoriasis. It often appears on the elbows, knees, lower back, and scalp. It is characterized by thick red patches of skin, often with a silver or white layer of scale.</li></ul><ul class="checklist"> <li><span>Pustular psoriasis –</span>&nbsp;is characterized by white pustules surrounded by red skin. The pus inside the blisters is non-infectious. Scaling also occurs.</li></ul><ul class="checklist"> <li><span>Guttate psoriasis</span>&nbsp;– &nbsp;Small red&nbsp;spots often appear on the torso and limbs, but they can also occur on the face and scalp. This form of psoriasis often occurs during childhood or young adulthood, often after a "trigger" of strep throat, stress, skin injury, infection, or taking medication.</li></ul><ul class="checklist"> <li><span>Inverse psoriasis</span>&nbsp;– Flexural or inverse psoriasis often appears in skinfolds (under the breasts, in the armpits, or in the groin area). It is very red and often shiny and smooth.*</li> <li><span>Nail&nbsp;psoriasis</span>&nbsp;– nail psoriasis is a manifestation of psoriasis that affects up to half of all individuals with psoriasis elsewhere on the body.</li></ul><ul class="checklist"> <li><span>Erythrodermic Psoriasis</span>&nbsp;-This form of psoriasis looks like severe burns to the skin. It may cover large portions of the body, and exfoliation often occurs in larger pieces than the small scales typical to most psoriasis.</li></ul><ul class="checklist"> <li><span>Scalp Psoriasis</span>&nbsp;–&nbsp;Several types of psoriasis may appear on the scalp. Some may cause severe dandruff, while others can be painful, itchy, and very noticeable at the hairline. It can extend to the neck, face, and ears, and it may be in one large patch or many smaller patches.</li> <li> <p class="slide-title hl-secondary-heading hl-secondary-heading-override-slideshow"><span>Psoriatic Arthritis –</span>While there is no cure for psoriatic arthritis, some people achieve remission with arthritis treatments and exercises.</p> </li></ul>