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Nail Psoriasis

Nail psoriasis is a form of psoriasis that affects the nails, causing visible changes such as spots, depressions, or thickening. This chronic inflammatory disease can lead to pain and infections if not properly managed. Treatments include topical creams, photodynamic therapies, or systemic medications to control inflammation and improve the appearance of the nails.
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FAQ about nail psoriasis

How is nail psoriasis recognised?

The symptoms of nail psoriasis include white or yellow spots, pitting, thickening of the nails, and occasionally, detachment or breakage.

Is nail psoriasis contagious?

No, nail psoriasis is not contagious. It is a chronic inflammatory disease with genetic and environmental origins.

Is it possible to apply nail polish when one has psoriasis in that area?

Yes, it is possible to apply nail polish in the case of psoriasis, provided that non-aggressive polishes are chosen and acetone-based removers are avoided. However, it is still advisable to space out the applications.

Is nail psoriasis associated with other inflammatory diseases?

Yes, nail psoriasis is often associated with other inflammatory diseases, such as skin psoriasis, psoriatic arthritis and, in some cases, autoimmune disorders.

Can nail psoriasis disappear without treatment?

The nail psoriasis typically does not disappear without treatment. Although it may sometimes improve temporarily, medical care is often required to manage it and prevent its worsening.

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