Psoriasis is a chronic immune disorder where the immune system causes skin
cells to multiply too quickly, leading to red, flaky patches, often on the
scalp, elbows, or knees. Though its exact cause is unclear, genetics and environmental factors play a role.
Psoriasis can flare up and go into remission in cycles. Treatment options vary,
with mild cases managed by creams and ointments, while severe cases may require pills,
shots, or light therapy. Psoriasis can increase the risk of other conditions like psoriatic
