Psoriasis

what is the best thing to use for scalp Psoriasis

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As an AI language model, I cannot provide real-time information or personal medical details about individuals. However, psoriasis is a common skin condition that affects millions of people worldwide. It is characterized by red, itchy, and scaly patches on the skin. If Olga Kurylenko has publicly disclosed her psoriasis diagnosis, it would be best to refer to her official statements or interviews for accurate information.

its a tree..

As of my last update, IncrediCream is primarily available in the United States, and its availability in Europe may be limited. You can check online retailers or specialty stores that might ship internationally. However, it's essential to verify the specific regulations regarding the import of cosmetic products in your country. Always check the manufacturer's website for the most current information on availability.

Scalp psoriasis can come in different forms so it is best to discuss with your doctor. Treatment with keratolytics can help lift the scales from your scalp or soften it so you can brush it out but long term treatment may need medication or medicated treatments

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Not at all can psoriasis effect how long you live.

never!!! don't ever wax with that condition, it will give you a blue rash.

i don't have it but i goggled it and that doesn't look like something that you want to wax on ouch.

you cant have it on your stomach

Yes, I have used hydrocortisone cream along with Cetaphil moisturizing cream, and water, in a 30/30/40 mix. The object of the water addition, was to thin the viscosity of the 50/50 mix enough to enable the application of the mix to the scalp through using a Sweet & Low liquid, bottle with a 3 & 1 Oil, red micro tube extension. This applier and mix eliminated a scalp dandruff condition in less than a month, with an initial treatment and repeal maybe, every third day, then stretch it slowly an additional day until you can see the scalps healthy pink skin color. The initial condition of the scalp was very WHITE and thick with discarded scalp cells and much dandruff. The function of the Hydrocortisone was to eliminate itching and the Cetaphil cream worked its wonder transforming the white scaly scalp into a vibrant pink scalp in less than a month. Possibly the action was reversed, but I find Cetaphil products to work wonders with skin, including scalp. The receiving party has gone over 6 months without ANY type of treatment, and her scalp is STILL in pristine condition. Age: 80+

Usually, yes. Psoriasis is damaged skin, and scratching only damages more skin.

One popular treatment for psoriasis includes topical ointments and creams, such as corticosteroids. Secondly, many purport to the efficacy of light therapy. Furthermore, oral medicines or injections are another possible treatment, especially for severe cases.

I have psoriasis, it was bad when I was younger. I drink occasionally sometimes to excess. I never noticed new scaling from drinking beer. Its when I get into the hard stuff and put a good one on I have noticed extra scaling and even new spots only with heavily drinking liquor.

In some cases a relative may have psoriasis from yet another relative, from smoking, or from stress. It doesn't have to be your mother or father that could pass it, but you can get it from your grandma or grandpa. Anyhow the genes pass from relative to relative ( psoriasis changes your genes ) and affects you.

So if one have both ezcema and psoriasis, what is the treatment?

There is a few home remedies for Psoriasis. One of the most popular home remedy that is used is taking fish oil.

Inside the elbow is a common location for eczema, not for psoriasis. Eczema likes to affect body parts such as (neck, behind knees, inner elbows, etc.) whereas psoriasis likes the elbows, knees, scalp and belly button.

White patches of skin, Itchyness, and depression.

A blood test for psoriasis can help rule out other conditions with similar symptoms, such as psoriatic arthritis or other autoimmune disorders. While psoriasis is primarily diagnosed through a physical examination of the skin, blood tests can also assess inflammation levels and monitor overall health. Additionally, they may be used to evaluate the effectiveness of treatments or to check for any potential side effects. However, blood tests are not definitive for diagnosing psoriasis itself.