Nose and mouth dryness
I have really dry skin around my nose, inbetween my eyebrows, mouth and chin. It gets really flaky. I’ve tried horticortizone cream but it seems to make it red and worse? Not sure if it’s supposed to get like that? What else could be good for it?
Hi @latinachild, Thanks for reaching out about your dry skin, this is definately a common symptom for people with psoriasis. Have you checked in with your doctor about the horticortizone you've been using? Since it's not making your skin feel better, I would definately check in with a dermatologist about this cream in case there is a different cream to try.
Have you tried any home remedies, such as coconut oil? I'm including an article here that may help in the meantime: https://plaquepsoriasis.com/living/combat-cold-weather-dryness/.
I hope this helps and you're able to find a solution for your dry skin. Let us know if there's anything else we can do to help. Sending love your way! Best, Sarah, PlaquePsoriasis.com Team Member
Love it, I have a scheduled check up this week and I will share this ove to my doctor. Thanks for your input! You are very helpful!
I hope you do feel okay now.
Yes, I do have uncomfortable plaques in my groin area, my ear canals, and scalp. The scalp psoriasis has impacted my career due to many comments made out of ignorance. I have had people complain to HR stating I do not have appropriate hygiene.
Wow...I’m really sorry you’ve had to go through that. It’s bad enough managing the discomfort, but then having to deal with people making ignorant comments (especially at work) is just too much. That kind of judgment can be so hurtful, and it’s just unfair. You deserve support and understanding, not assumptions. I really hope things have gotten a little easier for you. Stay encouraged, Latoya (Team Member) 
Oh good grief, that's infuriating. I sincerely hope that HR had your back in those situations. You shouldn't have to disclose your health issues to feel "safe" in your career anyway, but it can be such a tough thing to navigate. We're with you! -Melissa, team member
