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Post by librarylady on Jun 12, 2016 0:45:37 GMT
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Post by hockeyfan06 on Jun 12, 2016 1:28:15 GMT
This is great news for severe sufferers. I have very mild psoriasis on my palms and bottom of my feet which started when I was 35 yrs old. My dad has it on his shins and elbows. My cousin in her hairline. No one else. I myself wouldn't bother taking this medication as I absolutely know what instigates an outbreak on my hands and feet. I did an elimination diet a few years ago then slowly introduced certain foods I had an idea caused the outbreak. For me those food items were chili peppers (also condiments containing them) and jalapenos. I will avoid these for weeks and then eat nachos with jalapenos then boom the next day I have an itchy outbreak that will take approx a week to heal.
I have great sympathy for those who severely suffer and if this medication can relieve up to 80% then that would be a godsend.
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Post by peasapie on Jun 12, 2016 1:42:03 GMT
My son suffers from severe psoriasis. There have been several developments over the past few years that work for a few months at a time. This one looks like it's the most long-lasting yet. Good news! Thanks for sharing.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 12, 2016 1:55:41 GMT
I've just recently developed a small patch of psoriasis on each one of my elbows and behind my left ear...weird....it's not surprising since my paternal grandmother, a paternal uncle and his daughter all had or have it. My grandmother and uncle were pretty severe cases and my cousin and I only have small patches and I'm hoping it doesn't get any worse.
At this point it's just itchy and someone told me sun helps, so I was at the local pool the other day and pointed my elbows up and I have to say, the small patches seem better. I have a lotion I bought at the drugstore that helps the itch.
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Post by **GypsyGirl** on Jun 12, 2016 4:03:05 GMT
I deal with serious psoriasis, mainly on my scalp, hairline, ears and neck. Later this month I have an appointment with my dermatologist and am going to mention this to him. I would welcome 80% relief.
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