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MAR
21
I have passed on psoriasis to my 16 year old son...
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/u/TheBitterBisexual
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MAR
21
My body has been failing me, one thing after another lately. First, it was Hidrradenitis Suppurativa, then Psoriasis, and now Pyoderma Gangrenosum. I was already terrified of passing any of these down (just fyi, I wasn't diagnosed with these issues until long after I had him), and he came to me last week saying he had spots on his legs that were itchy. I asked him to show me and, sure enough, looked almost exactly like my psoriasis when it was worse off. I immediately made an appointment at our dermatologist (he had gone for acne) and he prescribed Fluocinonide. Now, my psoriasis, while painful (on my feet and scalp), never got that bad so maybe he'll be the same? What can I do to make things easier on him? I hardly knew how to handle it, myself when mie popped up. I watch how much sugar and processed food I eat and our family is trying to switch to all organic. I also started using Vtama cream about a year ago and that's helped a lot. But, come on, he's a teenager and loves Skittles
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MAR
21
Tengo demasiada resequedad y no puedo quitar ese tipo de costra
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/u/AfternoonPresent1270
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MAR
21
Hola, soy de México, ya pronto tendré cita con dermatologo por parte del IMSS, tomo metotrexato y ácido folico pero ya no siento el mismo efecto iba con dermatologo privado pero ya me sugiero ir por el lado del seguro, cosa que ya pronto pasará, pero estoy batallando mucho con esto, ninguna crema ni vaselina me hace efecto para quitar la cáscara, y ya no se que hacer. Les mando un fuerte abrazo a todos, hermanos de piel, saludos 🤗 submitted by /u/AfternoonPresent1270 [link] [comments]
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MAR
20
Husband won’t seek treatment for psoriasis, worried for his health
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/u/Possible_Occasion_90
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MAR
20
Throwaway since he knows my reddit My husband, 32, has suffered from psoriasis since 2015 mostly on his scalp but also affecting his penis and arm. It’s got worse and hasn’t gone away. It’s a lot in his scalp and he has balding from it and feels bad about his looks He doesn’t trust doctors and has had bad experiences from other times where they did a bunch of tests and never helped him. He was given steroids but didn’t use them after reading about how they can backfire. The only treatment he does is coal shampoo which doesn’t seem to help much. He doesn’t want to try a diet because it’s so restrictive which I get it seems really limiting He’s not facing the truth about arthritic psoriasis and that is my big worry. He keeps saying that he wants to get the arthritic kind because it will go away from his scalp, he thinks it will move away from his head when he gets it in his joints, idk where he heard this but he believe it. And it&rsq
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MAR
21
Psoriasis Guttate (What would you do?)
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/u/LisaandLena123
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MAR
21
Ich hatte am 6. Januar kleine Punkte auf meinem Körper und ich wusste, ob da schon, dass es psoriasis guttate ist allerdings haben sich die kleine Punkte in große Punkte umgewandelt ich habe schon Steroid Creme ausprobiert aber das hat sich alles trotzdem weiter verschlimmert. Jetzt mache ich eine Lichttherapie. Ich bin bei der sechsten Sitzung aber ich sehe absolut gar keinen Unterschied. 0, Nix liegt es daran, dass die Dose zu gering ist. Ich mach 60 Sekunden und bin bei 0,30 Joules würde man da überhaupt einen Unterschied sehen, oder müsste die Dosis höher sein? Ich weiß nicht mehr was ich tun soll ich bin richtig verzweifelt und traurig einfach ich wollte und möchte nur dass es bis Sommer verschwindet, damit ich Sorgenfrei in den Urlaub kann ohne mich schämen zu müssen :( was würdet ihr tun? Die Lichtterapie weiter machen? Abbrechen? Ich verliere die Hoffnung submitted by /u/LisaandLena123 [link] [comments]
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MAR
21
NHS dermatology
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/u/daisymay11-11
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MAR
21
I have my first appointment with dermatology this week, any advice or things to know? I have plaque, guttate and inverse submitted by /u/daisymay11-11 [link] [comments]
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MAR
21
UV Therapy?
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/u/GrotusMaximus
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MAR
21
PP on the hands. Cracking, bleeding, etc., Steroids, creams that dissolve what skin I have left, you all know the story. Doc has mentioned Vitamin D ointment and UV therapy. Anybody had success with UV? Can I just put my hands in the Sun, or under my UV grow lights? submitted by /u/GrotusMaximus [link] [comments]
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MAR
21
Best face Sunscreen for Light Therapy?
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/u/colourtheera
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MAR
21
Hi friends, I’ve recently started light therapy for a nasty whole body flare up of guttate after contracting strep. The problem is that the flare includes my eyebrows and ears, so I have to expose my face to the light. Is there a favored sunscreen that I can put on the rest of my face that will hopefully keep some of the aging at bay? I’ve been horribly nervous about this whole thing. submitted by /u/colourtheera [link] [comments]
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MAR
21
Enstilar on cracked skin
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/u/fleshcarrot
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MAR
21
My doctor has prescribed Enstilar and I’ve finally decided to use it for the first time. However, I currently have a few cracked areas on my foot and I’ve heard about adrenal gland suppression, which I really want to avoid. All I’ve found online is that this can happen if you apply Enstilar to open wounds. Do you have any experience using Enstilar on cracked skin? Also, I’m not sure if I actually have psoriasis or if it’s just eczema. My first doctor definitely diagnosed psoriasis, but the second one said it was just eczema. I’m a bit confused, but I really want to get my painful feet under control. I’d be very grateful for any help you can offer. Edit: Just to be clear, my second doctor also prescibed enstillar. I don't want to ask wether or not to use enstilar for an eczema. submitted by /u/fleshcarrot [link] [comments]
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MAR
21
any good experience with skilarence
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/u/rddtltr
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MAR
21
I have this for more than 15 years now. Mostly i took cortisone creams but that doesnt do shit anymore and I am getting it in my face now. So I went to the doc and he gave me this. Said there are sideeffects with stomache ache. I am not really hopefull. If that doesnt work I'll get biologica later. so anyone ever took it? did it help? how was it? submitted by /u/rddtltr [link] [comments]
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MAR
21
Narrowband UVB aging side effects?
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/u/Creative_Habit_2018
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MAR
21
I’ll be starting phototherapy next week. I am wondering if for anyone who has done it long term has noticed that it has aged them. Ex. made their skin thinner, wrinkly, etc. Would anyone recommend using a protective cover or sunscreen on unaffected parts of the body? My dermatologist didn’t give a lot of much information about it. submitted by /u/Creative_Habit_2018 [link] [comments]
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