Psoriasis is a complex chronic disease that can go beyond skin lesions and affect various aspects of life. The underlying inflammation, which can lead to a variety of concomitant diseases, plays a decisive role [1-3].
Early systemic treatment may show promise for achieving complete skin improvement as well as reducing inflammation and potential comorbidities [4-5].
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