hi read through these two pieces top one from <link> vitamin d and psoriasis when you have psoriasis there is a thick patchlike layer of dry skin cells on the outer layer of your skin. it can be itchy -- there are different kinds of psoriasis -- and the condition is associated with a poor immune system and in certain instances low vitamin d levels. the “journal of investigative dermatology” showed that when exposed to ultraviolet-b rays the element of sunlight that kick starts the vitamin d production system in the body vitamin d levels increased significantly and the symptoms of psoriasis disappeared. similarly a study in “rheumatology international” also found that increasing vitamin d levels helped improve psoriasis symptoms. and this is from <link> psoriasis is a skin condition that causes red flaky crusty patches of skin covered with silvery scales. . psoriasis is a long-lasting (chronic) disease that usually involves periods when you have no symptoms or mild symptoms followed by periods when symptoms are more severe. also try some vitamin e capsules as well or some oil mixed with baby oil ans applied to your skin. hope this helps you. good luck
is there such a thing as a weather allergy? . for the past three years in the autumn i will start getting itchy red scaly rash from wrist to elbow. it will last from september to usually april-may. it remains consistent through these months. i remain flare-free in the summer months. i have asked my doctor countless times and he sent me home with a very strong hydrocortisone cream. i have resorted to over-the-counter hydrocortisone which burns. i can't use uv therapy as i'm allergic to the sun and i'm currently on an antihistamine for that