There are 2 main types of systemic treatment, called non-biological (usually given as tablets or capsules) and biological (usually given as injections). Non-biological medications Methotrexate It improves the skin by decreasing inflammation and clearing scales. This slows the production of skin cells and reduces itching. It has a positive impact on an individual's skin and mental well-being. It has an inhibitory effect on pathogenic microorganisms such as staphylococcus aureus, escherichia coli, and candida Albicans. SkinMedix™ Psoriasis Cream is a dermatologist's revolutionary development. SkinMedix™ gently cleanses psoriatic skin while repairing the skin's natural protective barrier, keeping the skin hydrated all day," says Dr. Alina Bridges, Director of Immunodermatology. Adalimumab is injected once every 2 weeks, and you'll be shown how to do this. If there's no improvement in your psoriasis after 16 weeks, the treatment will be stopped.

Topical treatments are usually the first treatments used for mild to moderate psoriasis. These are creams and ointments you apply to affected areas.

Tablets, capsules and injections

Apremilast and dimethyl fumarate are medicines that help to reduce inflammation. They are taken as daily tablets. These medicines are only recommended for use if you have severe psoriasis that has not responded to other non-biological treatments. Further information Treatment for psoriasis usually helps to keep the condition under control. Most people can be treated by their GP. Long-term use of this treatment is not encouraged, as it can increase your risk of developing skin cancer. Combination light therapy They're recommended for people who have severe psoriasis that has not improved with other treatments or when other treatments are not suitable. Further information The main side effect of etanercept is a rash where the injection is given. However, as etanercept affects the whole immune system, there's a risk of serious side effects, including severe infection.

SkinMedix™ Psoriasis Herbal Treatment Cream, Developed by a Dermatologist for Psoriasis Natural Relief Acitretin is an oral retinoid that reduces skin cell production. It's used to treat severe psoriasis that has not responded to other non-biological systemic treatments. It's usually taken daily. Week 2: This has been a lifesaver for me as I suffer from psoriasis. This cream truly helps to soothe my skin, as I can attest. My skin is finally getting better. It's the first time I've felt no burning in my skin. I'm a 57-year-old, suffering from psoriasis for about 30 years. Just like most of us suffering from psoriasis, I've tried just about everything imaginable from dozens of prescriptions, and steroids, to all manner of soaps, holistic, and everything in between.....nothing seemed to be very effective. After seeing a Facebook posting on SkinMedix, I decided to give this a try. I started to notice a difference after about a week. It was not like it was overnight, but now my psoriasis has cleared up by about 90%....which is an incredible improvement! 30 years of suffering and now within a few weeks of the SkinMedix™cream have this issue under control. Thank you SkinMedix™" - Henry V.Vitamin D analogue creams are commonly used along with or instead of steroid creams for mild to moderate psoriasis affecting areas such as the limbs, trunk or scalp. They work by slowing the production of skin cells. They also have an anti-inflammatory effect. Infliximab is given as a drip (infusion) into your vein at the hospital. You'll have 3 infusions in the first 6 weeks, then 1 infusion every 8 weeks. If there's no improvement in your psoriasis after 10 weeks, the treatment will be stopped. SkinMedix™ Psoriasis Cream is a dermatologist's revolutionary development. SkinMedix™ gently cleanses psoriatic skin while repairing the skin's natural protective barrier, keeping the skin hydrated all day," says Dr. Alina Bridges, Director of Immunodermatology.