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  Psoriasis


  A 7yrs old girl came to us as a diagnosed case of Psoriasis. She was suffering from the lesions for 2yrs .

The skin specialist treatment gave a temporary relief for sometime, but the lesions returned on and off.

 She visited our clinic in January 2021 with a hope to get relief from this disorder.

There were lesions on her neck, buttocks, genital area, back of knees, armpits, back of neck.

 It was not only a concern of skin but also bothered her parents about the aesthetic aspects of their darling little daughter.

After a detailed case taking, medicines were given .

We advised to take the pills in water as we do in many cases. 

She religiously followed up with her parents as and when asked to. 

The results after 6months are as below.

Psoriasis case of a 7yrs old girl

Psoriasis case of a 7yrs old girl

Psoriasis case of a 7yrs old girl

 

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