Recognizing gluten intolerance and alleviating symptoms
Recurring gastrointestinal complaints can have numerous causes. Gluten intolerance can be one of them, especially when symptoms such as an irritated intestine occur after eating cereals or foods containing gluten. But what is behind gluten intolerance? What is gluten?...
The Koebner phenomenon: small injury – big effect
Injuries are painful and annoying but usually heal after a few days. No big deal. But the Koebner phenomenon is different. Even small injuries like cuts or simple pressure points can cause painful psoriasis. This little-researched symptom affects many psoriasis...
Streptococci – mostly harmless, but sometimes also dangerous
Streptococci are bacteria that live in and on the human body. As a rule, these bacteria are harmless. However, under certain circumstances, they can cause dangerous infections. What streptococci also have to do with psoriasis is explained in this article. What are...
Psoriasis in numbers: Facts and figures about the skin disease
Around 125 million people worldwide are affected by psoriasis. Unfortunately, however, knowledge about this chronic inflammatory skin disease is still limited. We want to educate by passing on valuable knowledge – both to those affected by psoriasis and to the...
Psoriasis pustulosa – a special form of psoriasis with pustule
Pustules on the skin have various causes. An allergy or skin fungus is one possible cause. Pus blisters can also be an indication of the rare skin disease psoriasis pustulosa. How do I recognize pustular psoriasis? What are the possible causes of this special form of...
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