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DEC
18
Pregnancy
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/u/olliepips
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DEC
18
I am 8 weeks pregnant with my 5th pregnancy (no kids yet, fingers crossed this is our rainbow) and I've noticed every time I get pregnant my psoriasis clears up so much. It's awesome. All the other symptoms suck but this one is great! Wish it would stay this way. submitted by /u/olliepips [link] [comments]
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DEC
18
Are you still eating nightshades?
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/u/AlexValleyAuthor
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DEC
18
I dedicated 2025 as the year I would heal my skin from psoriasis and it worked! It took most of the year but now my body is 99% free from patches and everytime I look down at my clear forearms, I am so proud of myself for finally getting myself mentally 'ready' to tackle this thing properly. I had the kind of psoriasis where I'd get fingernail sized spots over my forearms and legs.I still have scalp psoriasis and will research and test possible solutions to reduce this in 2026. Here's what I did to heal myself: 1. Stopped eating the nightshade family. That means no eggplant, bell pepper or tomato - including tomato based products like tomato sauce, pasta and Indian sauces etc. 2. Stopped drinking alcohol. I used to enjoy a beer or three, but I stopped altogether earlier in the year and only recently I have reintroduced the occasional one and just like if I eat tomato, I'll have fresh psoriasis spots pop up almost immediately. 3. I take 1 x zinc tablet per day after a main meal (Thomps
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DEC
18
Alcohol flushing
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/u/kil0ran
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DEC
18
Well that was a fun experiment. First alcohol in well over 2 years and this is what it did. Just a half bottle of 4% cider shared with my son. Flushing started within minutes and took a couple of hours to dissipate. On Bimzelx with occasional topical use of Protopic (but not on my hands) The demarcation between active palmoplantar areas is very dramatic submitted by /u/kil0ran [link] [comments]
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DEC
19
Private area.
By:
/u/Open-Ad-5917
on
DEC
19
I have had psoriasis for as long as i can remember i am now 32 years old and i have flared up now more than i have ever had before and are just using ointments to help with the psoriasis. Anyway i have gotten an ”outbreak” of psoriasis in my private area for the first time wich makes it a huge struggle for me with intimate moments with my GF. So my question is have any of you had the same problem and what did you find to help with this? As i mentioned above i use ointments that i have prescribed for my regular psoriasis in my private area right now but should i maybe use something else? submitted by /u/Open-Ad-5917 [link] [comments]
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DEC
18
What to do with unopened ointments
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/u/Fullerton_Mom
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DEC
18
Posting in case I missed something. I have a bunch of unused, unopened, unexpired ointments (Clobetasol, Calciprotriene, Vectical, Calctriol) that I don't need due to switching to biologics. Is there a place or mail to donate these to? Looks like California laws are different with donations. If so, how do I safely discard it? submitted by /u/Fullerton_Mom [link] [comments]
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DEC
19
How to help with this.
By:
/u/Sufficient-Wait-8231
on
DEC
19
I was diagnosed with eczema as a child and it never bothered me but now this is all over my body, legs, arms, back,face, and I try lotion and now it has turned into psoriasis. What do I do ? submitted by /u/Sufficient-Wait-8231 [link] [comments]
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DEC
18
HELP: From Seb Derm on scalp and eyebrows only to recent hairline-like psoriasis, now developing suddenly in groin (outer labia and pubic area)
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/u/Key_Aide_362
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DEC
18
Hi, has anyone's seb derm and rosacea become psoriasis and migrated to the groin? I'm having a sudden outbreak on my left outer labia which is super itchy, red and flaking. Has anyone found something OTC to help the rash go away? Want to avoid steroid in this senstive region but feeling a bit desperate ATM. Also considering food triggers - I had the tiniest bit of red and white wine (under 1 full glass) the other weekend for the first time in months, some citrus too, and did have quite a bit of carb / sugar heavy treats around thanksgiving. Wonder if this is a result of that? And stress, of course. Any help appreciated. submitted by /u/Key_Aide_362 [link] [comments]
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DEC
18
I’m diagnosed with psoriasis. Is this something I should be concerned about?
By:
/u/ConsiderationOk8047
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DEC
18
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DEC
18
what causes your flares?
By:
/u/Numerous_Resist1554
on
DEC
18
I’ve had psoriasis since I was 8, and had one big flare in 2018/2020 (14-16 y.o) that was triggered by stress I think. It brought new spots everywhere but no other issues like pain. Some of the patches stayed and some went away. I got steroid cream to treat it for the first time 2ish months ago and it was crazy seeing parts of me I hadn’t seen since I was 7. Flash forward to now, it’s all back. It came on so fast and Im having flares in spots I haven’t had since 2020, and even some i’ve never had before. It also hurts so much constantly, something that hasn’t happened much before. I’m just confused what could’ve triggered it. I’m not stressed, I did get a flu vaccine recently but the flare was already starting when I got it. Anyways, I was just curious what sort of things causes your flare ups? Is there anything super specific? submitted by /u/Numerous_Resist1554 [link] [comments]
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DEC
17
Can someone convince me to start Tremfya? I’m so scared!
By:
/u/bookish_cat_
on
DEC
17
I have had pretty bad inverse psoriasis for about 3 years now. It was always hard for me to use topicals due to near-constant broken skin from scratching and now with several painful cracks. My patches improved after various antibiotics, but inevitably I ended up scratching and things worsened again. I have actually done a better job of caring for my skin lately, but I have had no improvement in the cracks in my one armpit. I don’t know the last time I could raise my arm above my head. I have a prescription for Tremfya, but I’m so scared. I was hoping my patches would continue to improve, but I honestly don’t feel comfortable applying steroids to my cracks out of fear of greater systemic absorption. Overall, I used to have nail involvement (pitting), but that is now gone. Genitally, things were much worse but outside of itchiness it is much better. My one armpit looks so much better than it did, but my problem armpit is still in rough shape. I also had a CT of my ears
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