Alpezo 30 mg contains Apremilast, a medicine used to treat psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis. Headache and joint pain can occur as side effects, but if your symptoms are unbearable, you should contact your doctor immediately. Your doctor will assess whether these problems are related to Apremilast or another cause, and may adjust the dose, suggest an alternative treatment, or provide supportive care. Do not stop or continue the medicine on your own; medical guidance is essential for safe management.

Oral ulcers caused by a bacterial infection usually require doctor-prescribed antibiotics, along with topical gels or mouth rinses. Maintaining good oral hygiene, avoiding spicy foods, and completing the full course of treatment help with faster recovery.

Having plaque and scalp psoriasis for 4-5 years with severe itching and occasional bleeding requires a dermatologist's care. Using prescribed medicated shampoos and topical treatments, and following a proper skin care routine, can help control symptoms and prevent worsening.

Painful pustular psoriasis after plaque psoriasis needs urgent assessment by a dermatologist. Treatment may involve medicated creams, oral or injectable medications, and supportive care, such as moisturisers and gentle skin care, to reduce pain and inflammation.

Plaque psoriasis can be managed with topical treatments like corticosteroid creams, vitamin D analogs, or coal tar preparations. In moderate to severe cases, your doctor may prescribe systemic medicines or biologics to control the condition.

Plaque psoriasis on the ankles and feet can be managed with prescribed topical creams or ointments, keeping the skin moisturised, and avoiding scratching. Wearing comfortable shoes, gentle cleansing, and following your doctor's treatment plan can help reduce symptoms and prevent flare-ups.