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Guttate PsoriasisDefinition Guttate Psoriasis are due to bacterial infection such as strep throat, especially in younger patients. Some cases go away without treatment in a few weeks, while many cases are more persistent and require treatment. Guttate Psoriasis is an inherited skin condition characterized by small round lesions and often occurring after a streptococcal infection. It is the second most common form of psoriasis, which is characterized by small, pink or red drops on the skin. These small drops are usually found on the chest, back, arms, or legs. It is can occur to any person and at any age, but is more common in people of 20 years of age, and it affects both men and women equally, but is more common in fair skinned people. In guttate psoriasis, there may be profoundly dark spots. Causes of Guttate PsoriasisCauses of Guttate Psoriasis are as:-
Symptoms of Guttate PsoriasisSymptoms of Guttate Psoriasis such as includes:-
Treatments of Guttate PsoriasisTreatments for Guttate Psoriasis are as:-
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