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A. If psoriasis doesn’t improve, your healthcare provider may recommend these treatments: Light therapy: UV light at specific wavelengths can decrease skin inflammation and help slow skin cell production. PUVA: This treatment combines a medication called psoralen with exposure to a special form of UV light. Methotrexate: Providers sometimes recommend this medication for severe cases. It may cause liver disease. If you take it, your provider will monitor you with blood tests. You may need periodic liver biopsies to check your liver health. Retinoids: These vitamin A-related drugs can cause side effects, including birth defects. Cyclosporine: This medicine can help severe psoriasis. But it may cause high blood pressure and kidney