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For large patches of broken skin from psoriasis, several treatment approaches can help:

Topical treatments like prescribed creams, patches containing lidocaine/benzocaine, and over-the-counter options like Tiger Balm can provide relief. Some people find that ice packs help reduce inflammation in affected areas. To manage Show Full Answer

For large patches of broken skin from psoriasis, several treatment approaches can help:

Topical treatments like prescribed creams, patches containing lidocaine/benzocaine, and over-the-counter options like Tiger Balm can provide relief. Some people find that ice packs help reduce inflammation in affected areas. To manage broken skin effectively:
- Clean and cover wounds to prevent infection
- Use moisturizing creams and lotions regularly
- Consider using a humidifier in dry weather
- Avoid picking or scratching at lesions
- Follow your prescribed psoriasis treatment plan
- Apply sunscreen to protect affected areas
- Treat areas promptly to prevent cracking and bleeding

Remember to consult with your healthcare provider before starting any new treatment approach, especially for large affected areas.

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