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Type:Uv phototherapy   Time:2016-07-25 16:17:17

Psoriasis seems to run in families. It's caused when your immune system, the body's defense against germs, doesn't work the way it should.

When it's working right, your immune system fights infections and heals injuries with white blood cells. If you have psoriasis, though, one type of white blood cell, the B-cell, creates antibodies that destroy normal skin cells. Meanwhile, another type of white blood cell, the T-cell, begins making too much of a protein called a cytokine. This seems to turn off a signal that controls the growth of skin cells.

Skin cells are always being formed deep beneath the surface of your skin. Over about a month, these cells die and flake off, making way for new skin cells.

If you have psoriasis, your broken immune system causes this cell turnover to happen in days instead of weeks. Layers of skin build up. Blood flow increases in an attempt to nourish this skin, which leads to redness and swelling. You get reddened, inflamed skin with a whitish, flaky crust of dead cells on top.