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Numerous medical studies have shown that there is a strong relationship between stress and psoriasis. This skin condition gives rise to stress and stress acts as a triggering factor for psoriasis. This vicious circle aggravates the issue. If steps to break this cycle are adopted, the condition can be brought under control.

How psoriasis causes stress?

  • A psoriasis patient becomes self conscious about lesions and patches on skin.
  • He or she gets stressed when people react to these lesions.
  • Sometimes carrying out their daily routine becomes painful due to bleeding sores.
  • Increased psoriatic lesions may demoralize an individual.
  • Cost involved in treatment may be high.
  • Psoriasis patients may get depressed if treatments do not yield expected results.

How stress increases psoriasis?

  • Stress is a triggering factor for psoriasis.
  • Dermatological studies show that level of cortisol hormone drops during the phase when symptoms of psoriasis reduce. And also studies have shown that stress releases cortisol.

Tips to break stress-psoriasis cycle:

  • Practice Yoga and meditation.These are very effective relaxation therapies.
  • Exercise regularly.This is the best stress buster.
  • Join a support group who motivates you to overcome stress.
  • Practice deep breathing exercises (pranayama).
  • Get a massage to whole body. Use a herbal oil which helps to sooth the affected areas.
  • Indulge in your favorite hobbies.Hobbies keep you engaged and reduce stress level.
  • Take a break from regular work to visit friends or places you like.

06/11/2012
More by : Dr. Savitha Suri
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