How Do You Treat Mild Psoriasis With Topical Creams?
Psoriasis symptoms can sometimes appear without warning, even to those with no pre-diagnosed likeliness for the disease. In mild cases, the rough, red, splotchy areas of skin can be treated with a series of over-the-counter topical creams. Follow these steps to treat mild psoriasis with topical creams. Shop for and gather the over-the-counter medicines listed in the Things You’ll Need section. The salicylic acid cream or ointment may be the most difficult one to find, but there are a few name brand versions available in most drug stores. Store brands of antibiotic ointment and medicated hand lotion usually work just fine. Begin by applying the salicylic acid to the affected areas per the directions on the tube or bottle. Once that medicine has been fully absorbed, rub the area with medicated lotion. Wait until the area of skin appears to become dry again. At that point, apply some of the antibiotic ointment and rub in until mostly absorbed. Ointments won’t absorb quite like creams will
