Scalp Psoriasis & Psoriasis On The Neck

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   CathyD Moderator

   <p>Hi <inline-mention username="Dnunez12" user-id="4613161"/>, it&#39;s nice to hear from you again! Thank you for sharing your story with the community. How have you been feeling since your diagnosis? Were you given any treatments to try? <br/> <br> The exact cause of psoriasis is not known, however research suggests that a combination of genetics, environmental triggers and immune system dysfunction play a role in why someone may develop psoriasis. So a person can have a genetic predisposition for psoriasis which could be triggered by stress or an infection, for example. Here&#39;s some further information on common triggers for psoriasis: <a href='https://plaquepsoriasis.com/what-is-psoriasis/triggers-causes-flares' target='_blank'>https://plaquepsoriasis.com/what-is-psoriasis/triggers-causes-flares</a> Do any of those sound feasible as triggers for you personally? The ones that affect my psoriasis are stress, infection and skin injury, although sometimes it feels like it flares for no apparent reason!<br/> <br> Please don&#39;t hesitate to reach out here anytime you need support or have questions. We&#39;re all here for you on this journey. Warmest wishes, -Catherine, Community Moderator </p>

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   Jennifer_l Member

   <p>hi, just to tell you about an app i found and is super helpful to manage my psoriasis and diabetics. It&#39;s called Alike health and it enables you to discuss with people with the same set of chronic conditions and get more information about your new diagnosis. </p>

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      Jill.Brodie Community Admin

      <p>Hi @Jennifer_I, thanks so much for sharing with us. I am glad that app is helpful. Jill, team member </p>

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