Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and psoriasis are immune-mediated diseases. The prevalence
estimation of psoriasis in the general population is 0.9-8.5% in adults, that depending
on the region. Similar to MS, it seems to be higher in the region with more distance
from the equator. The most prevalent autoimmune diseases associated with MS were thyroid
disease and psoriasis based on previouos findings in the literature.
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