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Diet and Nutrition
Elimination diet, food triggers, etc.
Medications and Treatments
Side effects, prescriptions, OTC
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Plaques, itching, and pain
Mental and Emotional Health
Depression, anxiety, stress
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Triggers and Flares
Flare causes and management
Escape from PsO
A psoriasis-free zone
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Symptoms
I have been struggling hard for a while now with genital psorasis . I switched my PsA medication from Xeljanz to Bimzelix recently due to having psoriasis patches coming back now on Xeljanz. I have been symptom free ( skin wise) for years since I started biologics for my psoractic arthritis. I am going crazy and the Dr says not to use the clobetasal ointment down there because it thins the skin but hydrocortisone isn't cutting it.
Medications and Treatments
Hi way of way of miu as tall! When prescribed Hadlima my allergy markers went up to where I was constantly itching because it felt like my skin was crawling all day and night, I had no relief. I was constantly taking showers to get the pollen off my skin and hair. I would then put myself in a lather of nonirritating with no fragrance lotion 🧴 or ointment, which is my favorite way to moisturize. I get triamcinolone ointment (05.%) which soothes my skin with the medicine so Triamcinolone is a must have,!
Medications and Treatments
Bowl of grapes for dinner day 1 psoriasis healing
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Introduce Yourself
Day 1 of eating clean for psoriasis had 2 mangos and a liter fo water and a 1/2 liter of homemade organic squeezed appe juice from the fruit. The way to get rid of psoriasis is by eating a clean diet. If you have any questions feel free to ask. Ive cured it once and once I started eaten bad again it came back this time I know the mistakes ive made and what needed to be fixed
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Having a chronic illness can be a challenging experience, and it can feel even more challenging without the full support of those closest to you.

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by Victoria Stokes

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The Importance of Setting Boundaries When You’re Living with a Chronic Condition — and How to Get Started

The Importance of Setting Boundaries When You’re Living with a Chronic Condition — and How to Get Started

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April 28, 2021

by Alexa Federico, FNTP

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Medications and Treatments
Holistic medicine for itchy scalp
Symptoms
Hi Stephanie, you mentioned scalp topical moisturizer that works for you. Is that a prescription or OtC? Would you mind sharing? Desperately trying to help my daughter’s scalp. She has already seen by different dermatologists but it seems worse😢
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Introduce Yourself
Hello, my name is Rory. I have severe plaque psoriasis, and I've recently lost my insurance; therefore, I have lost medication treatment for my psoriasis. I was wondering if there is an insurance assistance program?
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Triggers and Flares
How to pervert Ms flare ups
Diet and Nutrition
Diet to help with psoriasis
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Introduce Yourself
Hi, I was diagnosed with Psoriasis last August 2025 but have clear skin at the moment. The doctor said my condition is on "remission"! So I want to learn all about psoriasis and do all I can to keep it from coming back (A few spots are coming up though). I am to see a Rheum doctor this August and hoping for not too bad news. Anyways, hang in to hope my friends. (Can't say for how long, but) Remission is real.
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goodmorning im new to the group i have plaque psoriasis my hair has fallen out i have real bad inflamation in my left knee
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Introduce Yourself
Hello! I am 69 years old, I believe I have psoriasis, I have an area on my scape on the crown area, I also have a patch above my eyebrow on the left, a small patch on my lower lip, and a little on the side of my eye brow on the right side. What makes me believe it’s psoriasis is from research I’ve been doing, but more so I have come down with Uveitis on several occasions. I am not sure what type of doctor to see to get a diagnosis? Could someone please help me with that. I’m uncertain about doing daily medication, I’m a very healthy woman, and I don’t take any daily meds for any ailments other than omeprazole for stomach issues. My ophthalmologist is at the point of not wanting to continue with the eye drops needed for the uveitis and is starting to push for me to have testing done. I understand the markers for psoriasis testing can show up as a negative, yet you still, can have it. Any advice would be appreciated. Thank you in advance.
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Introduce Yourself
Hello! I am 69 years old, I believe I have psoriasis, I have an area on my scape on the crown area, I also have a patch above my eyebrow on the left, a small patch on my lower lip, and a little on the side of my eye brow on the right side. What makes me believe it’s psoriasis is from research I’ve been doing, but more so I have come down with Uveitis on several occasions. I am not sure what type of doctor to see to get a diagnosis? Could someone please help me with that. I’m uncertain about doing daily medication, I’m a very healthy woman, and I don’t take any daily meds for any ailments other than omeprazole for stomach issues. My ophthalmologist is at the point of not wanting to continue with the eye drops needed for the uveitis and is starting to push for me to have testing done. I understand the markers for psoriasis testing can show up as a negative, yet you still, can have it. Any advice would be appreciated. Thank you in advance.
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