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Psoriatic Arthritis

Psoriatic arthritis is a chronic inflammatory disease that affects both the skin and joints. It presents itself through skin rashes, often associated with red and scaly patches, characteristic of psoriasis. In addition to skin symptoms, patients experience joint pain and stiffness, which can impair their mobility and quality of life.
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FAQ about psoriatic arthritis

What are the symptoms of psoriatic arthritis?

The symptoms of psoriatic arthritis include joint pain and swelling, red and scaly skin rashes, as well as stiffness, often in the fingers and toes.

Does psoriatic arthritis cause chronic pain?

Yes, psoriatic arthritis can cause chronic pain, particularly in the affected joints, leading to stiffness and functional discomfort.

Can psoriatic arthritis affect organs other than the skin?

Psoriatic arthritis can impact other organs, such as the eyes (leading to inflammation), the heart, and the lungs, although this is less common.

Can stress exacerbate psoriatic arthritis?

Yes, stress can worsen psoriatic arthritis by triggering or exacerbating symptoms, including inflammatory flare-ups and joint pain.

Is psoriatic arthritis a genetic disease?

Psoriatic arthritis is not strictly a genetic disease, although it does have a genetic component. It tends to be more common in individuals with a family history of psoriasis or inflammatory arthritis.

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