Evaluation of Complications of Iraqi Patients with Genital Psoriasis and Determination of Logistic Regression: Review Study

There are notable physical and mental health comorbidities associated with psoriasis; a chronic disease caused by the immune system inflammatory disease. In addition to determining a logistic analysis to evaluate risk variables for Iraqi individuals suffering from genital psoriasis, the current study intends to perform a thorough assessment to evaluate the patient's quality of life with bad outcomes. In order to evaluate the quality of life as well as detect adverse events, this evaluation documented patient data of 66 individuals. We compared our data with four other evaluations and only included ladies. Using the DIS, FSDS, DLQI, and other scales, a number of questionnaires were given to female patients in order to evaluate their symptoms, risk factors, and quality of life, including sexual function. These patients often suffer from poor self-esteem and stigma related to their skin disorder, which can hinder their ability to date, interact with others, and pursue relationships. Over the course of their lifetimes, upwards of 63 percent of adult psoriasis sufferers develop genital psoriatic lesions. However, because of shame, stigma, or nervousness around this delicate topic, patients usually refrain from talking to their doctors about these issues. However, compared to people with psoriasis everywhere on their body, those with psoriasis at sensitive regions, such as the genitalia, may have worse quality of life deficits. This is particularly true with regard to sexual function, romantic connections, and personal interactions