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Łuszczyca w populacji dziecięcej — choroby współistniejące z łuszczycą

Magdalena Szczegielniak1, Aleksandra Lesiak1, Joanna Narbutt1
Dermatologia w Praktyce Klinicznej 2023;1(3):91-100.

Streszczenie

Łuszczyca jest przewlekłą, niezakaźną, przebiegającą z okresami zaostrzeń i remisji zapalną chorobą skory o podłożu immunologicznym. Pacjenci chorujący na łuszczycę w populacji osob dorosłych są predysponowani do rozwoju schorzeń sercowo-naczyniowych, zespołu metabolicznego i jego składowych, cukrzycy typu 2 i chorob zapalnych jelit. U prawie jednej trzeciej pacjentow pierwsze objawy łuszczycy pojawiają się w dzieciństwie. Wczesna identyfikacja czynnikow ryzyka chorob towarzyszących lub wykrycie ich na początkowym etapie zaawansowania może zmniejszyć prawdopodobieństwo ich rozwoju w wieku dorosłym. Łuszczyca może mieć negatywny wpływ na zdrowie psychiczne, jakość życia oraz na funkcjonowanie w życiu szkolnym i w środowisku rowieśniczym. W pracy dokonano przeglądu aktualnego stanu wiedzy na temat chorob towarzyszących łuszczycy w populacji dziecięcej.

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