pustular psoriasis is a form of psoriasis that most commonly occurs on the hands and feet. it is not infectious and not contagious. one of the best treatments is topical puva where a topical solution is applied to the areas and then exposed to ultraviolet light for specific amounts of time. there are dermatologists and university dermatology programs that have hand/foot light boxes and would be able to offer this treatment. we also use prescription-strength topical steroids and topical vitamin d to help control the condition. it is a chronic autoimmune condition with a genetic predisposition so it is not curable but it can be well-controlled.
i have pustular psoriasis. i have small blisters on my hands and feet that bleed. what can i do? . i have been told that it is not curable. people seem to see it and think they can get it. help!