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PUVA clears up psoriasis quickly with long-lasting results. But using it for a long time can raise your chances of skin cancer. Because of that, it’s typically only recommended for severe cases or when other treatments haven’t worked. Phototherapy staff should keep records documenting each patient’s treatment including exposure dose, the area treated, extent severity of disease and degree of erythema. Some units are able to record this information automatically but a hard copy backup is recommended. Treatments that were withheld should be recorded with the reason for it. Record the follow-up arrangements during the course of treatment and after it has been completed. Your dermatologist will advise you as to whether or not you are a good candidate for phototherapy. A healthy individual with no underlying conditions is likely a good candidate for this treatment.
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What languages does Dr Anjali Mahto speak? Find out more about the Medpages Database. Hi there, it’s Tina here again, today with another piece of our “Skincare Bible” book review. This time about a very common skin issue: acne. Around 80% of people suffer from acne during their lifetime! In the adolescence it is more men than women, after that the ratio gets reversed. For some, acne comes only after the age of 25. Dr. Mahto reminds us with these numbers that although it can feel very lonely, most of the people around us have gone through the experience of having it. Thank you! We have sent you an email to verify your account. Your comment will be published, subject to approval, after you have confirmed your email address. Dellinger, R., Levy, M., Carlet, J., Bion, J., Parker, M., Jaeschke, R., Reinhart, K., Angus, D., Brun-Buisson, C., Beale, R., Calandra, T., Dhainaut, J., Gerlach, H., Harvey, M., Marini, J., Marshall, J., Ranieri, M., Ramsay, G., Sevransky, J., Thompson, B., Townsend, S., Vender, J., Zimmerman, J. and Vincent, J. (2007). Surviving Sepsis Campaign: International guidelines for management of severe sepsis and septic shock: 2008. Intensive Care Medicine, 34(1), pp.17-60.