mechanisms underlying inverse and common psoriasis vary from one another. The amount of CD161+ cells in the inverse psoriasis plaques, however, might be diminishing. This is thought to be caused by the ongoing microbial colonization of the inverse psoriasis-affected regions.

Diagnosis

The diagnosis of inverse psoriasis is typically clinical, and a physical examination should check for psoriasis in other parts of the body besides skin folds, such as mucosae.

When inverse psoriasis is the sole symptom of the illness,

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