There is evidence that genetics plays a major role in psoriasis. Children are more likely to develop psoriasis if their parents have the condition. It is common for symptoms of psoriasis to appear between the ages of 15 and 35, although they can show up at any age, even in children and occasionally in elderly people, although this is more rare. Psoriasis is somewhat unpredictable, and it is also true that psoriasis is not always passed on to the next generation. Since there are other factors involved in psoriasis, genetics is not a reliable predictor of the condition. Since dry skin can trigger psoriasis, anyone with a genetic background of psoriasis would do well to use Corium 21 regularly as a moisturizer and possible preventive of psoriasis. |
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