Psoriasis
Psoriasis, also known colloquially as psoriasis, is a hereditary - non-contagious - chronic skin and joint disease. Their event or breakout can be set off by different elements. Nobody can get psoriasis, but anyone with genetic make-up can get it. The name psoriasis comes from the Greek term psora (itching) and thus illustrates an important side effect of the disease. The German name psoriasis, on the other hand, indicates the typical symptoms: dandruff and inflammatory reddened skin. Psoriasis is not a 'modern disease of civilization' - there are already indications of the disease in ancient times. People with psoriasis suffer significantly from stigma and discrimination because of the visible marks on their skin. Self-isolation and withdrawal out of fear and shame of rejection are common consequences. A large number of sick people suffer from depression or other mental illnesses as a result of their psoriasis. Psoriasis is not curable, but treatable! S...