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Fumderm and phototherapy for psoriasis
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Mon-20-02-2017, 01:26 AM
Lymphocytes are more sensitive to radiation than other tissue, aside from any potential for further sensitisation from dmf. It is unusual because it is normally fast dividing cells that are most affected. Combined therapy is good because of a faster response and the potential for taking a lower dosage, but there is the downside of psa not being controlled as well, as the uv wont get in the joints.
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Fumderm and phototherapy for psoriasis - by Fred - Sun-19-02-2017, 12:58 PM
RE: Fumderm and phototherapy for psoriasis - by jiml - Sun-19-02-2017, 13:14 PM
RE: Fumderm and phototherapy for psoriasis - by Caroline - Sun-19-02-2017, 21:21 PM
RE: Fumderm and phototherapy for psoriasis - by jiml - Sun-19-02-2017, 21:51 PM
RE: Fumderm and phototherapy for psoriasis - by Bill - Mon-20-02-2017, 01:26 AM
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