Psoriasis is a life long skin condition when triggered, causes the immune system to produce an excessive number of skin cells.
Types of PsoriasisThere are many types of psoriasis.
Dry red patches covered with silvery scales. Most common areas of the body affected include knees, elbows and scalp. A symptom of psoriasis can also be discolouration of nails and dents. Swollen painful joints and also be a symptom of psoriasis.
The cause of psoriasis is not conclusive, genetic are a contributing factor, As such it has been termed an auto-immune skin disorder. There are a number of contributing factors which may manifest as psoriasis such as;
Systemic Infections – Tonsilitis, Shingles and some viral and bacterial infections;
Medication side effects – taking or stopping certain medications such as steroids, lithium, Anti Malarials, Anti-Inflammatories, some blood pressure medications (Beta Blockers) and antibiotics
Stress – Anxiety and worry.
Clobex shampoo ( clobetasol proprionate 0.05%) prescription on shampoo for scalp psoriasis
About treatment
A potent spray formula delivers a powerful, focused psoriasis treatment
Have you been avoiding some of life’s little pleasures — like going to the beach, wearing shorts, or even putting up your hair — because you’re embarrassed or self-conscious about your moderate to severe plaque psoriasis? Maybe it’s time you looked at Clobex® (clobetasol propionate) Spray, 0.05%, with its easy-to-use, innovative spray nozzle delivery system to target your problem area.
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The most commonly reported side effects were burning, itching, inflammation of the nose and pharynx, and upper respiratory tract infection.
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MANY PATIENTS EXPERIENCED RELIEF IN 7 DAYS*
After 1 week of treatment in 2 studies:
* From 2 randomized, vehicle-controlled clinical trials that were identically designed to assess efficacy and safety of Clobex Spray, 0.05% (n=120 or vehicle spray (n=120) in patients with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis for up to 4 weeks. Patients were evaluated on their ODS. Average values from the 2 studies are shown.
The most commonly reported side effects were burning, itching, inflammation of the nose and pharynx, and upper respiratory tract infection.