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If you rub or scratch your skin and notice psoriasis flares or new patches appearing, it could be due to the Koebner phenomenon. This occurs when skin injuries, like scratches or irritation, trigger new psoriasis lesions. To prevent this, avoid scratching, keep your skin moisturized, and protect it from injuries. If this Show Full Answer

If you rub or scratch your skin and notice psoriasis flares or new patches appearing, it could be due to the Koebner phenomenon. This occurs when skin injuries, like scratches or irritation, trigger new psoriasis lesions. To prevent this, avoid scratching, keep your skin moisturized, and protect it from injuries. If this happens often, consult your doctor. For more, visit url: https://www.mypsoriasisteam.com/resources/psori....

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