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Psoriasis killing your intimacy and romance? It doesn’t have to…..
Psoriasis is a chronic skin disorder that appears in many different forms and can affect any part of the body, including the nails and scalp, even the genitalia. It can range from just a few spots to large areas of involvement. The symptoms of psoriasis vary based on the type of psoriasis. The most common is plaque psoriasis, which appears as red skin covered with loose, silver-colored scales. These lesions may itch, crack and bleed.
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I Are their any new treatments available for psoriasis on the scalp?
I have suffered with this condition for many yearsand thought there might be some new products available.I am currently using Elocon.
Steroids and dandruff shampoos are the still the main treatments. There are more potent steroids than elocon that you could use for a brief course, e.g. clobex, or you could just use the stronger steroid on the weekends.
Three brief studies were done on the use of the excimer laser on patients with scalp psoriasis. The excimer is a laser with a wavelength similar to that of ultraviolet B, which is a well established treatment for psoriasis.
Many new topical psoriasis treatment also works for scalp.
turmeric for psoriasis? and other treatments?
I have mild psoriasis on my knees and scalp. I go to photo therapy twice a week, but it is not going away. I read something about turmeric and how it might help. Does anyone have any experience using this for psoriasis? Did it work for you? What other treatments have you been successful with?
My mother has HORRIBLE psoriatic arthritis and rheumatoid arthritis. The backs of her hands looked like alligator skin – very think scales, very bright red, broken skin. She also had patches on her knees and elbows. She began using a turmeric supplement about two months ago and ALL her skin is beautiful! No more broken skin, no more patches of scales….nothing! All cleared up! If you are at all bothered by psoriasis, TRY TURMERIC!! What have you got to lose? Good luck!
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my chihuahua has psoriasis what home remedy will help?
she is a stray we took in this winter and had treated at the vets, we are hoping for a home remedy that will work. her skin is really pink and she scratches a lot and bites herself also. would baby oil work?
You might consider that she has a food allergy. Ask your vet if this is a possibility. There are steroid and benedryl treatment to help stop the itch, but if it is to the food, you need to change.
Major allergen is corn
my dermitalogist said i have seborrheic dermatits but gave me a shampoo for psoriasis to treat it?
Yea, should i use it? these two issues are VERY different and i do not have any symptoms of psoriasis. I have a few flakes on my scalp but nothing like psoriasis. but she gave me a shampoo to treat it for psoriasis, should i use it?
the shampoo is called Clobex, please help me!
Give it a try, the main ingredient is Clobetasol propionate, and below is a study where researchers tested that ingredient on SD and found that it helps get rid of it in some people.
http://www.faqs.org/patents/app/20080275014
What are some home remedies to get rid of psoriasis?
If you want natural alternatives Psoriasis Treatments, you can try bees’ wax, lemon oil, pasteurized cream. Each have their qualities that helps soothe and treat psoriasis. http://www.skinoriginal.com/psoriasis/32-psoriasisnatural.htm for more tips. Hope it helps!
There are also other topical creams or salves that are safe and non-toxic and yet very effective in treating psoriasis.
what is the best treatment for psoriasis? Either home remedies or medical not picky.?
my wife uses nutragena t-gel shampoo for hers and it works very well.
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Are there any good treatments for psoriasis on the bottom of feet?
I have psoraisis of the head, hands, heels and small portion of my feet. try all natural and unrefined sheabutter. rub on feet before you go to bed and keep socks off of feet. put shea on in the morning as well with socks on. It is said that sheabutter draws out the toxins in skin. It’s helping me a little so far. May feel a mild tingling or burning sensation.
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I have recently developed psoriasis and was wondering if the fact that I’m pregnant is worsening the symptoms?
Also I wanted to know if anyone has found a good medication that really cleared there skin
Well, I have suffered with psoriasis for 20 years and during all my 3 pregnancies it seemed to help my skin. My doctor told me I was apparfently producing a hormone or something that was helping me. While there is no cure, I do go to the dermotlogist every now ane then and the cremes he prescribes work for a while because you get immune to them. Best of luck to you as it is a trying thing to live life with it, but make the best of it and ignore the stares.
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