Can Vitamin D lower my risk of Covid-19?

Psoriasis is an immune-mediated chronic skin disease, which presents as thick red skin patches with silvery scales. In psoriasis, the skin cells multiply at an accelerated rate, leading to the thickening of the skin and scaling. This disease is caused by the immune system which mistakenly attacks the healthy skin cells. If a patient falls sick or is infected, their immune system will cause an overdrive to fight the infection. This will start another psoriasis flare-up.

No. Follow the common sense guidelines to limit the spread of droplet-borne infectious disease: Avoid crowds. Wash your hands with soap and water frequently, or if water is unavailable, use alcohol-based hand sanitizer. Cover your face if you are coughing, or sneezing. Wear a surgical mask if you are unwell. Dispose of soiled (wet) masks or tissues promptly into designated waste containers. Do not leave these lying around where someone else may come into contact with this contaminated waste.