It is very rare for a child to have psoriasis and as a matter of fact, it is thought that only in under 10% of individuals with psoriasis ever have it show up when they are young children. If you were to talk to a doctor or somebody with scientific knowledge about the disease, they would tell you that it is a genetic condition and that it is often passed down from parent to child. Of course, just because somebody is carrying the genes does not necessarily mean that they’re going to end up with the disease because that has a lot to do with outside factors and how they handle the environment around them.
One of the things that is thought by many naturalists to cause psoriasis, or at least to cause it to show itself whenever an individual is prone to it are inoculations. This is not something that you will ever read in a medical textbook, simply because the people that administer the inoculations are also the ones that control much of what is written about them. The simple fact of the matter is, many people have reactions to these inoculations that can range from mild to extremely severe. It has also been recognized according to some of the research that I’ve done to cause psoriasis like problems in children.
One of the reasons why this is the case is because there are chemicals that are included in the inoculations in many cases that are not good for humans. Even the inoculation itself often contains some of the disease which it is intended to treat or help you to avoid. There been no long-term studies which have determined that inoculations are bad for individuals, but most of us are smart enough to realize that many of the studies do not show conclusive evidence whenever something is wrong.
The choice of whether to inoculate your child or whether to avoid the inoculation is one that you’re going to have to determine for yourself. One thing is certain, there are plenty of people out there that do avoid the inoculations for one reason or another and are able to do so successfully. Whether or not inoculations do cause psoriasis is still up for debate but a little bit of research into some of the things that can cause psoriasis may help you to make your decision one way or the other.