Model and singer Kelly Key recently spoke about a struggle she’s faced in her life: psoriasis, a skin problem that has caused her to suffer injuries to her body.
In a conversation with the newspaper O Globo, the artist spoke a little more about the autoimmune disease she had recently discovered in Portugal.
“During my first season in Portugal, the first skin lesions appeared, and they intensified after contracting Covid-19 in December last year,” he explained.
“I had all the tests done, including the biopsy. With the results in hand, we started treating psoriasis, an autoimmune disease. But without much success. A few months ago I went back to Brazil with my family and looked for my dermatologist for a cure.” But it didn’t give much results.”
Kelly Kay said she changed treatment when the situation escalated further. “My doctor came with an immunosuppressant. Lesions took over 50% of my skin, legs, back and elbows. The crisis was very serious. Medication saved me and today the lesions are cured,” he said.
The singer, who recently spoke about body transformations Including after standing in line and in the “Life of Fitness”.
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