, generally affecting the fingers and lowerspine, andnailinvolvement (e.g., pitting, discoloration). The size, location, and severity of psoriasis lesions vary depending on the subtype. The diagnosis is primarily clinical, based on the patient's symptoms, history, and the presence of any specif...
Ocular: Ectropion and trichiasis, conjunctivitis and conjunctival hyperemia, and corneal dryness with punctate keratitis and corneal melt[1] ; blepharitis Musculoskeletal: Stiffness, pain, throbbing, swelling, or tenderness of the joints; distal joints most often affected (eg, fingers, toes, wrists, ...
Psoriatic arthritis is painful and affects the joints most commonly in the fingers and toes, feet, and lower back. Also, there is a higher rate of heart disease, stroke, and other internal diseases associated with psoriasis. What causes it? Genetics and the immune system function play major r...
They may also get brittle and break. Separation. Your nail may loosen or separate from the nail bed. Some of these nail changes can make it hard to move your fingers and toes. You may also get tenderness and pain in your nails. This can make it hard to do things with your hands. ...
Your fingers and toes Note the clearly defined, raised bumps on the skin that are filled with pus (pustules). The skin under and around these bumps is red. (Photo Credit: Biophoto Associates/Science Source) Even though you see pus in your bumps, it's not an infection. You can't catch...
According to the Mayo Clinic, it can also cause painful swelling in the fingers and toes, foot pain in areas where tendons and ligaments attach to bones (like the Achilles tendon and sole of the foot), and a condition called spondylitis, or inflammation of the joints between the vertebrae ...
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We describe a patient with psoriasis restricted to the nails, with mast cells detected within the nail epithelium in the biopsy specimen. A 72-year-old man presented with a 3-year history of nail changes in the bilateral fingers and toes. He was not on any medication. He had been treated...
Nail psoriasis: This type causes nails to become damaged, pitted, split, and lifted. It often occurs with plaque psoriasis and PsA. Psoriatic arthritis: PsA affects some people with psoriasis. Symptoms include joint pain, severe swelling of the fingers and toes, inflammation in the areas where ...
This photo shows sausage-shaped deformities (dactylitis) of the fingers in a patient with psoriatic arthritis. Also apparent are pitting of the nails and salmon patches on the skin. © Springer Science+Business Media Середцихтем ...