Psoriasis treatment refers to various methods used to manage and alleviate symptoms of psoriasis, an autoimmune condition that causes red, scaly patches on the skin. Common treatments include topical corticosteroids for inflammation reduction, vitamin D analogs for slowing down skin cell growth, and phototherapy using ultraviolet light to suppress the immune response. Biologic medications that target specific proteins involved in inflammation are also available for severe cases.
Psoriasis treatment refers to various methods used to manage and alleviate symptoms of psoriasis, an autoimmune condition that causes red, scaly patches on the skin. Common treatments include topical corticosteroids for inflammation reduction, vitamin D analogs for slowing down skin cell growth, and phototherapy using ultraviolet light to suppress the immune response. Biologic medications that target specific proteins involved in inflammation are also available for severe cases.
Psoriasis treatment in Ireland includes phototherapy and topical agents such as creams and ointments. The Dermatology Centre of Dublin offers PUVA therapy, while the National Centre for Plastic Surgery provides biologic therapies. Cost ranges from €15-€50 for topical treatments and up to €600 for phototherapy sessions.
Waiting times can be lengthy due to high demand. Some clinics may offer expedited appointments for an additional fee.