Management and treatment of patients with psoriasis

Established and put into operation since December 2023, the Psoriasis Clinic under the Department of Dermatology, Provincial General Hospital No. 1 has received professional support from the Central Institute of Dermatology, effectively treating people with psoriasis.

The clinic has effectively managed and treated 115 psoriasis patients, of which nearly 60 patients had common psoriasis, the rest had more complicated forms of the disease such as pustular psoriasis, psoriatic arthritis, erythrodermic psoriasis, inverse psoriasis, simple nail psoriasis and other forms.

Examine the patient.

Currently, the clinic has implemented many advanced treatment methods, not only stopping at traditional medicines but also applying light therapy and biological drugs - modern methods, bringing high efficiency in treating severe psoriasis.

Patient Nguyen Ngoc Tu, Au Lau ward shared: I have had psoriasis for 10 years now. Before, when this clinic did not exist, I had to go to the Central Dermatology Institute for treatment, which was far away and expensive. I feel very lucky to be able to come here for treatment, the treatment regimen is the same as in Hanoi , the doctors care and it is close to home. My illness has now improved a lot.

Patients are treated with phototherapy.

According to Dr. Dang Thi Lam Oanh - Head of Dermatology Department, Provincial General Hospital No. 1: Since The clinic was established and received professional support from the central level, the department has significantly improved the capacity to diagnose and treat psoriasis - which previously required 100% of patients to be transferred to Hanoi. In particular, after implementing treatment methods using phototherapy and biological drugs, the patient's skin condition and pathology have improved significantly. From severe skin damage, peeling, itching and burning, after treatment, the skin has returned to normal, helping patients feel more confident.

Thanks to the synchronous application of standardized and high-tech treatment regimens, the quality of psoriasis treatment at the hospital has been significantly improved, with a treatment response rate of up to 95%, bringing hope and improving the quality of life for patients. At the same time, the rate of referrals has been reduced and the workload for higher levels has been reduced.

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