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I am 45 years old. I have epidermolysis Bullosa from my childhood and from 3yrs I am facing problem of psoriasis on my scalp lower body and arms stomach itching a the time on whole body. Please guide me and find out the solution.

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Samruddhi Bhartiya

Member of team ClinicSpots.

Answered on 1st Nov '21

For Epidermolysis Bullosa, there's no cure/permanent fix, but certain lifestyle modifications or other treatments which can help in controlling the symptoms of this disease.
Doctors see some scope in gene therapy, cell-based therapy, bone transplant, and protein replacement therapies, but they are still under-studied.
Treatments that you do find at present for this condition are mentioned below:

  • Medication.
  • Broadening esophagus.
  • Inserting a feeding tube.
  • Skin graft
  • Mobility restoration

Since blisters resulting from this condition can narrow your esophageal tube and make it difficult for food particles to travel, or the scarring in itself can impact the functioning of your limbs such as legs/hands/etc, and as they could also cause toes/fingers to fuse, thus these surgeries, but it of course depends on the symptoms that you are experiencing!.

 

For Psoriasis, just like the above condition, even this ailment has no cure or fix, but it can also be managed using medicines and/or light therapy.

 

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