TYPES, KINDS AND SYMPTOMS OF PSORIASIS
There are many types of psoriasis, taking into account the specificity of the course, clinical picture and clinical symptoms. However, there are two types of psoriasis in terms of the time it occurs as well as the way it appears:
Type I: hereditary psoriasis - appears around the age of 40. The first changes occur most often in childhood or early adolescence. This type of psoriasis is associated with regular relapses and has a significant relationship with specific antigens such as HLA, Cw6 and DR7.
Type II: adult psoriasis - appears after the age of 40. It is characterized by a milder course than hereditary psoriasis, and it responds more easily to treatment.
Types and symptoms of psoriasis:
The clinical picture of psoriasis can be very diverse: from the classic form of plaque psoriasis with typical plaques covered with silvery scales in typical locations (knees, elbows, scalp), through small-scale psoriasis to inverse psoriasis involving the skin of the armpits, groin and genitals.