The Trick of Getting Too ComfortableIf I'm not in a full-blown flare and my psoriasis symptoms have settled down, I immediately fall victim to getting too comfortable. When I don't have to stay on top... By Ayesha Patrick2 min readBookmark for later
Spring into Psoriasis: How My Skin Changes with the SeasonsMy skin changes so much throughout the year. This is usually due to the changing seasons. 4 seasons throughout the year means we're faced with new weather patterns and temperature... By Tikeyah Varner2 min readBookmark for later
Psoriasis Is My SuperpowerPsoriasis is hardly ever a cheery topic. This chronic condition is a daily struggle, and those who live with it understand its mental and physical toll. The days can be... By Clair G2 min readBookmark for later
The Trick of Getting Too ComfortableIf I'm not in a full-blown flare and my psoriasis symptoms have settled down, I immediately fall victim to getting too comfortable. When I don't have to stay on top... By Ayesha Patrick2 min readBookmark for later
Spring into Psoriasis: How My Skin Changes with the SeasonsMy skin changes so much throughout the year. This is usually due to the changing seasons. 4 seasons throughout the year means we're faced with new weather patterns and temperature... By Tikeyah Varner2 min readBookmark for later
Psoriasis Is My SuperpowerPsoriasis is hardly ever a cheery topic. This chronic condition is a daily struggle, and those who live with it understand its mental and physical toll. The days can be... By Clair G2 min readBookmark for later
The Trick of Getting Too ComfortableIf I'm not in a full-blown flare and my psoriasis symptoms have settled down, I immediately fall victim to getting too comfortable. When I don't have to stay on top... By Ayesha Patrick2 min readBookmark for later
Spring into Psoriasis: How My Skin Changes with the SeasonsMy skin changes so much throughout the year. This is usually due to the changing seasons. 4 seasons throughout the year means we're faced with new weather patterns and temperature... By Tikeyah Varner2 min readBookmark for later
Psoriasis Is My SuperpowerPsoriasis is hardly ever a cheery topic. This chronic condition is a daily struggle, and those who live with it understand its mental and physical toll. The days can be... By Clair G2 min readBookmark for later
Why Does Psoriasis Itching Get Worse At Night?Itchiness is one of the most bothersome symptoms of psoriasis. Itchy skin affects more than 70 percent of people living with psoriasis. But too much scratching can lead to bleeding,... By Editorial Team2 min readBookmark for laterReactions 0 reactions Comments1 comments
Anti-inflammatory Breakfast Ideas (To Improve Your Psoriasis Symptoms)Psoriasis is an inflammatory skin disease that leads back to our own body's autoimmune response. Our skin becomes confused, inflammation arises, and skin cells are produced at a quick speed... By DianeT3 min readBookmark for laterReactions 0 reactions Comments0 comments
Feet psoriasisI also do the ice-cold shower thing to help stop the itching! I use a prescription ointment and cover it with Cetaphil moisturizer then cover it with white socks every...Bookmark for laterReactions 0 reactions Comments2 comments
How do you manage your fatigue with psoriasis? Psoriasis can cause fatigue in many ways. If you are affected by physical, social, and emotional fatigue because of your psoriasis, this is a space to share your experience with...Bookmark for laterReactions 0 reactions Comments4 replies
Tips For Dying Your Hair When You Have Scalp PsoriasisIt's perfectly safe to dye your hair as you manage scalp psoriasis. This condition controls so much of our life and thoughts - we shouldn't let it stop us from... By Brittany Ineson3 min readBookmark for laterReactions 0 reactions Comments0 comments
The Itch That Won’t Stop: Pruritus (And How It Relates To Psoriasis)Pruritus. It sounds like a made-up word. To be fair so does psoriasis. If you haven't heard of the word or term pruritus before, trust me, you're not alone. It's... By DianeT2 min readBookmark for laterReactions 0 reactions Comments0 comments
