Whats the best way to treat psoriasis and does anything specifically aggravate it?

Answer 1

There are serveral types of psoriasis, go to this website for information.
http://www.psoriasisconnect.com/explained/types_of_psoriasis.jsp?channel=&subchannel=

Also there have been conflicting reports on what aggrivates it. Some people believe pork products cause inflamations.... some people think stress and allergies. There are lots of treatment options, some of them can be hard on the body though, so you need to weigh out your options. Get yourself a good dermatologist.
Good Luck!

Answer 2

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Answer 3

RE: Whats the best way to treat psoriasis and does anything specifically aggravate it?

Answer 4

There are a lot of treatments out there for psoriasis, and many things that aggravate it. Unfortunately there is no definitive way to treat it for everyone, as the disease seems to manifest itself differently from person to person, and so the treatments also seem to have different results between people.

A lot of it will depend on which type of Psoriasis you have (guttate, plaque, PPP, scalp, etc), and you really need to see a dermatologist to get professional help.

Answer 5

Hi,
Psoriasis is not fun to have and the outbreaks can be unbearable, but there are things you can do to help alleviate the symptoms. Home remedies are a cheap and easy way to find relieve.


You can find some of the most popular home remedies available to treat your psoriasis on this site: http://psoriasis.toptips.org

Answer 6

My husband has this and I have been concerned about his thinking of taking shots for it so I looked up the type of shot mentioned and I do not like the sound of possible side effects of the product enbrel. I've looked up that light therapy has the best safest results of this one test study like three times a week used narrowband uvb. I have tan canopy and called the corp. they said the bulbs in mine have both uva and uvb, the uva when you burn causes the orange effect of the tan. I do not want to further traumatize his skin but I think moderation and following guidelines should be a better option than the shots for him. I think i'll start using my tan bed for the second time this year and week!

Answer 7

Psoriasis is a very tricky skin condition to treat. Dipro Salic is very good and can only be got on prescription. Ask your doctor to send you to a dermatologist.
Good luck and I hope you get better.
P.S. Somtimes changing soap powder helps.

Answer 8

My sister gets it and she finds that the sun is the most helpful thing. Her doctor gave her a prescription for a special treatment sunbed thing and she uses that when it gets really bad. Stress is what triggers her's mostly.

Answer 9

Bathe in sea salt, and if yours is like mine, everything aggravates it

Answer 10

bathe in oilatum. a milky oil. cheap perfume/body spray and bubble bath annoys mine