Guttate Psoriasis

Guttate Psoriasis is a form of psoriasis with characteristic waterdrop-shaped scaly patches.

Guttate Psoriasis is a reasonably uncommon form of psoriasis. It is typically seen in those 30 and younger. Flares generally follow an infection, most notably strep throat.

Psoriasis seems to be an inherited disorder, and it appears to be related to the immune or inflammatory response. It often is aggravated by injury or irritation (cuts, burns, rash, insect bites ), and may be severe in people with deficient immune systems (such as those who have chemotherapy for cancer, or with AIDS ) or in people who have autoimmune disorders (such as rheumatoid arthritis ).

Medications, viral or bacterial infections, excessive alcohol consumption, obesity, lack of sunlight, overexposure to sunlight (sunburn), stress, cold climate, and frequent friction on the skin are also associated with flare-ups of psoriasis. The disorder is not contagious.

Normally, skin takes about a month for its new cells to move from the lower layers to the surface. In psoriasis, this process takes only a few days, resulting in the build-up of dead skin cells and formation of thick scales.

Symptoms include skin lesion (scaly) with usually red covered patches with silvery scales. Discrete, demarcated, teardrop-shaped patches of skin are located all over the body. Shows patchy loss of skin color along with itching.

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