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Dr. Siddharth Munot
Most people treat eczema and psoriasis backwards. They…
Most people treat eczema and psoriasis backwards. They wait for the flare. Then they panic. Then they slap on a cream. Then it calms down. Then they stop everything. And a few weeks later, it's back. Here's what nobody tells patients clearly enough: eczema and psoriasis are not "flare-up" diseases. They're always-on diseases that sometimes go quiet. The skin might look calm. But underneath, the inflammation is still simmering. It's not gone, it's just not shouting yet. This is why proactive management works so differently from what most people expect. Reactive approach (what most people do): Skin flares → apply st
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