Once your child has been diagnosed with psoriasis, it’s important to create a routine early to help prevent flares. Since adolescents may have a harder time following a daily treatment regimen, parents may play a big role. Here’s how parents can help lead by example so your child can thrive despite psoriasis symptoms on their skin.
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Kids Health from Nemours. (2023). Psoriasis.
Branisteanu, D. E., et al. (2021). Management of psoriasis in children (review). Experimental and Therapeutic Medicine.
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