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Dermatologist Reveals The Major Red Flag On Your Skin That Could Signal Heart Problems
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ADVERTISEMENTA dermatologist has shared a reminder that certain skin conditions are associated with serious health issues that people may not know about.
RELATED:Highlights Dr. Saranya Wyles explained that an autoimmune skin condition is linked to increased heart attack and stroke risk.
A dermatologist explained why some skin conditions can affect far more than a person’s appearanceImage credits: Getty Images/Unsplash (not the actual photo)Dr. Wyles pointed specifically to inflammatory skin conditions like psoriasis.
ADVERTISEMENT“Psoriasis actually is now recognized in our American Heart Association cardiovascular guidelines as a risk-enhancing inflammatory condition,” Wyles noted.
Dr. Wyles clarified that not all inflammatory skin conditions are directly linked to heart issues.