Psoriasis is a chronic inflammatory skin condition that significantly affects a patient's quality of life. Both its prevalence and incidence are steadily rising. Only a portion of the disorder's complicated etiopathology is understood; however, there is a strong hereditary predisposition that links several environmental triggers, including an unbalanced diet and lifestyle. Psoriasis is a chronic autoimmune skin condition. The overgrowth of cells in psoriasis results in reddish lesions and silvery scales. Psoriasis is frequently accompanied by bleeding and itching. The chronic illness is more prevalent in adults and is so severe that it frequently requires lifetime care. Researchers worldwide are looking for new, safer, and more effective medications made from natural resources because the synthetic medications currently on the market for the treatment of psoriasis are linked to several negative side effects. There are a lot of medicinal plants in nature that are used to cure skin conditions. For skin conditions, almost all people consistently turn to medicinal herbs. Many medicinal plants can slow down the proliferation of skin cells and reduce inflammation. To raise awareness of the usefulness of certain medicinal plants in the treatment of psoriasis, this study will address their positive effects. The plants selected for these uses have important therapeutic properties; several of them are recognised to be anti-psoriatic and contain active phytochemical elements.

Keyur V Shastri*; Siddhi Mane; Shraddha Patil

Psoriasis; Anti-psoriatic; Herbals; Medicines