The Science Behind Psoriasis: Understanding the Immune System's Role
As a blogger, I've been researching the science behind psoriasis, and it's fascinating to learn about the immune system's role in this skin condition. Psoriasis is triggered by an overactive immune system, causing skin cells to multiply rapidly and form red, scaly patches. It appears that certain immune cells, called T cells, mistakenly attack healthy skin cells, which in turn prompts the body to produce more skin cells. This leads to a vicious cycle of inflammation and skin cell overproduction, resulting in the characteristic symptoms of psoriasis. Understanding the immune system's role in psoriasis is vital for developing effective treatments and improving the lives of those affected by this chronic condition.
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