Taking a Break From PsoriasisI have had psoriasis and mild psoriatic arthritis for 13 years. I know without a doubt that there is no cure. There are heaps of way to manage and we...reactionscomments
How to Handle Psoriasis in Sensitive AreasPsoriasis in sensitive areas is one topic that most people avoid. Sensitive areas to have the condition are not pleasant areas to discuss. When you notice it, you wonder what...reactionscomments
Psoriasis Worries: Do You Have a Good Doctor Patient Relationship?The doctor-patient relationship is one of the most complex social relationships that we can have. A good clinical practice is the one that involves mutual trust between both parties. The...reactionscomments
Surviving the Psoriasis Seasonal flareI feel so ill-prepared for my seasonal flare. A person would be inclined to think that after all these years and all this time, I would be used to it...reactionscomments
I Grew Sick of Being Reminded I'm SickThe last eight years have involved a countless number of doctor and lab appointments. Between Crohn’s disease, psoriatic arthritis, psoriasis, and some pre-cancerous skin issues, I became sick of all...reactionscomments
Three Things I Don't Want From You If You Don't Have PsoriasisI'll let you into a little secret. I used to feel bad when people gave me unsolicited advice about my psoriasis. After all, they were only trying to help, right?...reactionscomments
Podcast Interview with Diane TalbertOne of PlaquePsoriasis.com's advocates, Diane Talbert, is interviewed in the new Health Union podcast Living With. Having a chronic skin condition can make some people want to hide, but Diane is...reactionscomments
Magnesium & Psoriasis on the BrainBy nature, I am not very good at taking medication every day. There is no specific reason for this, I am just bad at it. For a few days, I...reactions1comment
How To Keep Calm & Avoid Psoriasis Flares In Times of StressThere's no doubt that we are living in stressful times. With COVID-19, also known as the coronavirus, affecting people worldwide, it can be difficult to remain stress-free. Holed up in...reactionscomments
Psoriasis Thoughts: A Beautiful Space in My MindOf all the pressures and responsibilities that come with psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis, I find keeping my mind in check to be one of the most challenging. Often times, I...reactionscomments
Now Closed – Fatigue and Health SurveyThe 2020 Fatigue and Health survey has now closed. Thank you for your interest! We are excited to share the results with you soon." Exhaustion, tiredness, weariness... fatigue. We know...reactionscomments
Psoriasis Images From The 19th CenturyKept under wraps for thousands of years, psoriasis showed up when Egyptian mummies were unearthed. The Greeks had a word for it—psora, "to itch"—which could qualify as the understatement of...reactions1comment
What Does Inverse Psoriasis Really Look Like?I haven’t met many people who have had inverse psoriasis. I have only had it 3 times in 56 years and it was usually after something was going on in...reactionscomments
Welcome Back Psoriasis: Diet, Stress & SleepI try to be a compliant patient. I take my meds. Go to most of my doctor appointments without rescheduling them. I ask for permission or a green light before...reactionscomments
Healthcare Obstacles & the LGBTQ+ CommunityEditor’s Note: LGBTQ+ stands for people who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or queer. To learn more about gender identity, check out the interactive website The Genderbread Person. Have...reactionscomments
Do They See Me or My Psoriasis?Do they see me or my psoriasis? I think this has been a burning question I have had for most of my life with psoriasis. I have full body psoriasis...reactionscomments
My Trusted Hair Products Triggered New Scalp PsoriasisFor those who don’t know me, I have super curly hair. A few years back, I committed to a washing and styling method dedicated to those with curly hair. Basically...reactions2comments
Psoriasis and the Unpredictability of PregnancyPsoriasis is an unpredictable beast at the best of times, but when we're going through significant hormonal and emotional changes, we are more vulnerable. The general literature on psoriasis in...reactionscomments
Psoriasis Lessons Learned Along the WayEverything happens for a reason and at exactly the right time, I believe this with all of my heart. Even when it’s not easy. I am not someone who learns...reactionscomments
Does My Baby Girl Have Psoriasis?As soon as my daughter turned two months old, I noticed she had developed a skin rash on both of her cheeks. She also had extremely dry skin on her...reactionscomments