Abstract
According to published reports, prevalence in different populations varies from 0% to 11.8%. First degree relatives were affected in 84% of the cases while second degree relatives in 12% cases. [59] studied 50 psoriasis patients aged more than 18 years assessing their clinical severity, physical and psychosocial disability and stress incurred by measuring psoriasis area severity index (PASI), psoriasis disability index (PDI), and psoriasis life stress inventory (PLSI), respectively.
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