Moving to warm part of country

Hi chevy63,

I think psoriasis seems to be so individual that it would really depend on how your son's psoriasis reacts to weather - some people find warmer weather helps, whilst others find it exacerbates things. And of course it is not just temperature that can affect it - there is humidity and how much sunlight is available too.

For me personally, whilst sunlight does help, it has never meant that I have been completely free from symptoms, and the heat can cause issues with my inverse psoriasis. Nothing is ever simple, hey?! Perhaps your son could think about taking a holiday and see how his skin reacts?

I thought you may be interested in this article on psoriasis and weather: https://plaquepsoriasis.com/living-with-psoriasis/planning-weather/

I hope this is helpful! Thanks so much for reaching out to the community. I think it's lovely you are researching on behalf of your son, he is very lucky to have you! 😀

- CathyD

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