Consult a Dermatologist

• Seek a professional evaluation to confirm if it's plantar psoriasis and rule out other conditions.

Diagnostic Steps

• A skin biopsy or clinical examination may be necessary for accurate diagnosis.

Treatment Options

• Consider topical treatments like corticosteroids (e.g., Propysalic NF Lotion) or vitamin D analogs.
• Discuss phototherapy or systemic treatments if the condition is severe.

Self-Care Measures

• Maintain foot hygiene, moisturize regularly, and avoid irritants.
• Wear comfortable footwear to reduce irritation.

When to Seek Urgent Care

• Look out for signs of infection or worsening symptoms and consult your doctor promptly.

Follow-up

• Regular follow-up with your healthcare provider is crucial for effective management.