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. Psoriasis is a chronic, inflammatory, immune-mediated skin   disease. In addition to standard therapeutic modalities (antibiotics,   cytostatics, phototherapy, photochemotherapy and retinoids), nonstandard   methods can be used in the treatment of psoriasis. This includes   balneotherapy which is most commonly used in combination with therapeutic   resources. The aim of this research was to determine the length of remission   of psoriasis in patients treated with standard therapeutic modalities,   balneotherapy, and combined treatment (standard therapeutic modalities and   balneotherapy). Material and Methods. The study analyzed 60 adult patients,   of both sexes, with different clinical forms of psoriasis, who were divided   into three groups according to the applied therapeutic modalities: the first   group (treated with standard therapeutic modalities), the second group   (treated with balneotherapy) and the third group (treated with combined   therapystandard methods therapy and balneotherapy). The Psoriasis Area and   Severity Index was determined in first, third and sixth week of treatment for   all patients. The following laboratory analysis were performed and monitored:   C reactive protein, iron with total iron binding capacity, unsaturated iron   binding capacity and ferritin, uric acid, rheumatoid factors and antibodies   to streptolysin O in the first and sixth week of treatment. Results. The   average length of remission in patients treated with standard therapeutic   modalities and in those treated with balneotherapy was 1.77 ± 0.951 months   and 1.79 ± 0.918 months, respectively. There was a statistically significant   difference in the duration of remission between the patients treated with   combination therapy and patients treated with standard therapeutic modalities   (p=0.019) and balneotherapy (p=0.032). Conclusion. The best results have been   achieved when the combination therapy was administered

Comparative analysis of success of psoriasis treatment with standard therapeutic modalities and balneotherapy