Psoriasis Treatment Directory
Psoriasis is not curable, but it can be managed well with medications in most people. Topical treatments include salicylic acid, steroids, calcipotriene, and retinoids. Phototherapy (light therapy) is effective in many people. Some respond well in sunlight while others choose to use PUVA or UVB treatment. Medications and natural treatments, such as Dead Sea salts or fish oil, can sometimes also help with psoriasis. Follow the links below to find WebMD's comprehensive coverage about the many forms of psoriasis treatment, how to choose the best treatment for you, what to expect from treatment, and much more.
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