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### Symptoms of Psoriasis
- Red Patches: Raised, inflamed patches of skin covered with silvery scales.
- Itching and Burning: Intense itching and burning sensations.
- Dry, Cracked Skin: Skin that may bleed.
- Thickened Nails: Nails that are pitted or ridged.
- Swollen Joints: Associated with psoriatic arthritis.

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### Symptoms of Psoriasis:
- Red Patches: Raised, inflamed patches of skin covered with silvery scales.
- Itching and Burning: Intense itching and burning sensations.
- Dry, Cracked Skin: Skin that may bleed.
- Thickened Nails: Nails that are pitted or ridged.
- Swollen Joints: Associated with psoriatic arthritis.

### Causes of Psoriasis:
- Genetics: Family history of psoriasis.
- Immune System: An overactive immune system attacking healthy skin cells.
- Triggers: Infections, stress, cold weather, smoking, heavy alcohol consumption, and certain medications.

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