2. WHAT is
PsORiAsis

5. Many people are not aware of and
clarify the disease psoriasis

6. “Psoriasis is a skin condition in which abnormal skin
thickens sufferers faster than normality. This skin is
disease not contagious. Confronting areas are the scalp,
elbows and knees but can also infect other parts of the
body including the nails and bones.”
–
www.myhealth.gov.my-

8. 3%

9. 125
million

10. 3% of Malaysians suffering psoriasis
between
125 million sufferers worldwide psoriasis

11. Types of psoriasis

12. Types of psoriasis
Plaque psoriasis
Nail psoriasis
Scalp psoriasis
Guttate psoriasis
Inverse psoriasis
Pustular psoriasis
Erythrodermic psoriasis
Psoriasis arthritis

13. Plaque psoriasis

14. Plaque psoriasis

15.  The skin is covered by
scales brown, dry, and
raised red plaques or
lesions on the skin that
creates a feeling itchy
and painful.
When plaque is severe,
skin cracks and bleeds.
Plaque psoriasis

16. Nail psoriasis

17. Nail psoriasis

18.  Growth of nail will be
abnormal and nail
discoloration.
 Nail becomes loose.
Nail psoriasis

19. Scalp psoriasis

20. Scalp psoriasis

21.  Scalp will become red,
itchy, and appear
silvery white scales on
the scalp.
 Fragments of dead skin
will look in hair or
shoulder
Scalp psoriasis

22. Guttate psoriasis

23. Guttate psoriasis

24.  Small cuts are shaped
like drops of water on
the arms, legs and
scalp
 The wound is covered
by fine scales but not
as thick as plaque.
Guttate psoriasis

25. Inverse psoriasis

26. Inverse psoriasis

27. Attack the skin in the
armpits, under the breasts,
and around the genitals.
Skin will experience
virtually inflammatory red
spots.
Familiarity disease suffered
by people who are
overweight
Inverse psoriasis

28. Pustular psoriasis

29. Pustular psoriasis

30.  Skin will have small size
and extensive wounds on
the hands and feet
 It will spread quickly and
cause skin blisters and
pus filled by fluid.
Pustular psoriasis

31. Erythrodermic psoriasis

32. Erythrodermic psoriasis

33.  Skin over the entire
body will be red, flaky,
itchy, and painful.
Erythrodermic psoriasis

34. Psoriasis arthritis

35. Psoriasis arthritis

36.  Affect every joint in the body
 Scaly skin, inflamed, swollen
and discolored nails
Psoriasis arthritis

37. people at risk of
getting the
disease psoriasis

41. people at risk of
getting the
disease psoriasis
It can occur at any age, although it
most commonly appears for the first
time in ages between 15 to 25 years.

42. people at risk of
getting the
disease psoriasis

44. Range age 15 to 25

45. people at risk of
getting the
disease psoriasis

47. older people

48. risk with you

49. are you feel the symptom

50. Loss of scales on the skin
are you feel the symptom

51. Red patches on the scalp, elbows, knees and
other parts of the body.

52. Itch

53. If you have a symptom
see a
DOCTOR

54. Contact your doctor
about the symptoms
encountered

55. Have the knowledgement as
a way
to reduce the symptoms

56. Have the knowledgement
as a way
to reduce the symptoms

57. Have the knowledgement
as a way
to reduce the symptoms

58. Have the knowledgement
as a way
to reduce the symptoms

59. Have the knowledgement
as a way
to reduce the symptoms

60. IMPACT on sufferers psiorasis

61. IMPACT on sufferers psiorasis

62. IMPACT on sufferers psiorasis

63. Psoriasis patients feel embarrassed and
depressed by red scaly skin condition especially
if the psoriasis scales fell scattered clothes,
mattresses and floor.
A society that does not understand the disease of
the skin will keep away from making the patient
isolated and depressed. This may be because
they mistakenly think a communicable disease
or are not comfortable with the patient's skin is
a little different.

64. IMPACT on sufferers psiorasis

65. IMPACT on sufferers psiorasis

66. It happened to five percent of psoriasis patients.
Fingers, feet and joints like elbows, arms,
shoulders, knees, ankles and hips can also become
sore and swollen.
It happened to five percent of psoriasis patients.
Fingers, feet and joints like elbows, arms,
shoulders, knees, ankles and hips can also become
sore and swollen.

67. Conclusion

68. Conclusion
Do you really know that you are not experiencing symptoms
of psoriasis & how to reduce the disease

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70. NAME: NORAZILA BINTI ADNAN
ID: 2010295506
CLASS: BM111 5A
LECTURER: MISS NURULHUDA BT TAJUDDIN