Hello! I’ve been using VTAMA for 5 days now and see a slight difference! I’m wondering for anyone who’s used it when you saw major changes submitted by /u/Busy_Try_4461 [link] [comments]

Hey everyone, I wasnt going to mention that my psoriasis was located on multiple parts of my penis, especially the glans. (But I thought someone could relate) For many many years I have relied on Trimovate (medium potent steroid cream, about as strong as you can get for that part of the body). Without this cream I basically have no sex life. Symptoms of not using include, fiery red skin, peeling flakey plaque like skin, and in the worst cases (that have been many) full split in multiple parts of penis skin with bleeding. The reason I want to come off this cream is because of multiple symptoms that include, thinning skin (some patches of penis has paper thin skin because of years of application) dark spots on penis (no doubt have been caused by thin fragile skin) and finally over reliance on this cream and not allowing my skin to fight for itself to repair itself. I have commited to some time away from sex and sexual activities in persut of allowing my skin to not become so reliant on t

It was always such a hassle putting in creams when I was younger and i don’t even know if they worked. Anyway, it has progressed over the years and am ready to give these a solid shot and stay consistent with them. The PSA is a whole other story. One goes on my forehead and the other two each get one side of the body for comparison. Anyone have good/bad luck with any of these? The VTAMA came from a “special” pharmacy and I know my insurance was not having it, but it was cheap enough to give it a good honest try. So any experiences good or bad? submitted by /u/Ordinary-Speech-4166 [link] [comments]

Just got pre-approval from my insurance company to go on skyrizi. Was pretty hyped but after speaking through my pharmacy, the medicine costs $22k, and my Cigna choice fund oa plus insurance covers 14k. The manufacturer's copay assistance only covers an additional $4k, leaving me with an out of pocket costs of $4k. Anyone with additional insights here? At this point I don't think I will be able to afford this at all. It appears I have to go back to the doctor to review other alternative medications. submitted by /u/mdman211 [link] [comments]