Towards Rational Treatment of Severe Psoriasis in Alcoholics: Report of Two Cases
April 2010 | Volume 9 | Issue 4 | Case Reports | 405 | Copyright © April 2010
Peter J. Aronson MD and Farah Malick MD
Abstract
Alcoholism is a risk factor in the worsening of psoriasis. The authors present two cases of flared severe psoriasis in alcoholic patients
showing dramatic improvement of their skin disease using treatments directed towards correcting abnormalities commonly found as
sequelae of alcoholism such as endotoxin production, low serum magnesium levels and elevated plasma homocysteine levels.