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Psorcare Cream 10 g (bottle) / Yellow
RM 54.80
PsorCare induces apoptosis, which slows the growth of skin illnesses including psoriasis and eczema (programmed cell death). It reduces the symptoms of psoriasis and eczema to a significant degree. It is advisable to choose the color that best matches the color of your skin.
Black:
Black PsorCare has a stronger, slightly coaltar smell. Therefore, it may not be suitable for use in the workplace. However, it lasts longer on the skin and is most effective.
Brown:
Brown PsorCare has a milder smell compared to Black PsorCare. It needs to be applied onto the affected area every 3 to 4 hours.
Yellow:
Yellow PsorCare has a pleasant lemon-grass smell. It is suitable for use in the workplace and suitable for people with thin skin (e.g., elderly people, babies and toddlers, and people with very fair skin). It needs to be applied more frequently (approximately every 2 to 3 hours).
Seek a doctor if you have allergic reactions towards the ingredients of the Psorcare Cream
Reapply as needed
Psoriasis may be treated with Psorcare Cream. Psoriasis is a chronic skin condition that manifests as red, itchy, scaly areas on the knees, elbows, trunk, and scalp. Psoriasis is a widespread, long-lasting (chronic) skin condition that has no treatment. It often flares for a few weeks or months before diminishing or going into remission.
What aggravates psoriasis?
Stress, both physical and mental, is widely recognized to worsen psoriasis. Throat infections or the flu may also exacerbate the illness. Certain medications, such as steroids and certain antihypertensives, may precipitate the onset of psoriasis.
How do we treat psoriasis?
Do’s:
Don’t’s:
