FabSwingers.com forum: Psoriasis and Psoriatic Arthritis

By *elvetNeuron OP Woman
17 weeks ago

Risa, Beta Quadrant

So I've had psoriasis since I was 5, but it has never been as that bad until about 4 years ago. On another biologic to see if it works 🤞🏻

Be keen to hear from anyone else who has it what they are on/has tried and helped.

Also, how has your psoriasis and/or psoriatic arthritis affected your swinging? I get really self conscious when the flare up is bad.

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By *elissafemTV/TS
17 weeks ago

nottingham

I only get it very mildly but mine does get worse with stress,I'm not sure if it's the same for everyone

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By *ustchilling123Man
17 weeks ago

Weybridge

Do effect my erecctions when in pain and the meds I take.

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By *morousCouple8Couple
17 weeks ago

Cumbria

We’re waiting for Ben’s first biological meds, a long wait list here after years of trying and failing treatments. Methotrexate worked to reduce it for a while but his organs didn’t like it so came off while we wait for the biologicals. It’s probably the worst it’s ever been atm, really painful - especially as he works outside. With that a lot of bleeding.

He’s really self conscious about it and someone asked at a club whether he’d be in the dungeon because they thought it was welts from a spanking.

Other than that it doesn’t affect us too much because I’m there bigging him up but it does affect his confidence and he’s conscious of flakiness 😔

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17 weeks ago

I’ve had a patch on my right shin and a bit on each knee. For me stress or anxiety doesn’t help and having autistic traits becomes something of a vicious circle.

On bad days it can appear under some of my nails…it gets me down and depressed at times.

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By *elvetNeuron OP Woman
17 weeks ago

Risa, Beta Quadrant

"We’re waiting for Ben’s first biological meds, a long wait list here after years of trying and failing treatments. Methotrexate worked to reduce it for a while but his organs didn’t like it so came off while we wait for the biologicals. It’s probably the worst it’s ever been atm, really painful - especially as he works outside. With that a lot of bleeding.

He’s really self conscious about it and someone asked at a club whether he’d be in the dungeon because they thought it was welts from a spanking.

Other than that it doesn’t affect us too much because I’m there bigging him up but it does affect his confidence and he’s conscious of flakiness 😔 "

I feel you with that, I came of the methotrexate as it just made me ill and kept having to get called into hospital for tests. It has taken years where I am to even get started on the biologics and now I'm on to my 2nd one. First helped with the arthritis but not the skin.

Sorry to hear someone asked him that about his skin, it seems to be what most idiots pick on here when I get a shitty message.

Hope you get the biologics sorted soon ☺️

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By *elvetNeuron OP Woman
17 weeks ago

Risa, Beta Quadrant

"I only get it very mildly but mine does get worse with stress,I'm not sure if it's the same for everyone"

I'm always stressed about something so that likely doesn't help!

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By *elvetNeuron OP Woman
17 weeks ago

Risa, Beta Quadrant

"Do effect my erecctions when in pain and the meds I take."

Oh no that isn't good, I hope you get a long clear spell soon!

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By *elvetNeuron OP Woman
17 weeks ago

Risa, Beta Quadrant

"I’ve had a patch on my right shin and a bit on each knee. For me stress or anxiety doesn’t help and having autistic traits becomes something of a vicious circle.

On bad days it can appear under some of my nails…it gets me down and depressed at times."

I get it under my nails too, once described it as feeling like my nail beds are being stabbed to someone at work and they just looked confused at how it could hurt.

Hopefully you have some good friends (fab or otherwise) to help you through it ☺️

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By *morousCouple8Couple
17 weeks ago

Cumbria

He’s really self conscious about it and someone asked at a club whether he’d be in the dungeon because they thought it was welts from a spanking.

Other than that it doesn’t affect us too much because I’m there bigging him up but it does affect his confidence and he’s conscious of flakiness 😔

Sorry to hear someone asked him that about his skin, it seems to be what most idiots pick on here when I get a shitty message.

Hope you get the biologics sorted soon ☺️"

A dickhead will always find something to be nasty about. I hate that single women get these shitty responses (usually because they got rejected!) on here. Hope you reported him x

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By *elvetNeuron OP Woman
17 weeks ago

Risa, Beta Quadrant

He’s really self conscious about it and someone asked at a club whether he’d be in the dungeon because they thought it was welts from a spanking.

Other than that it doesn’t affect us too much because I’m there bigging him up but it does affect his confidence and he’s conscious of flakiness 😔

Sorry to hear someone asked him that about his skin, it seems to be what most idiots pick on here when I get a shitty message.

Hope you get the biologics sorted soon ☺️

A dickhead will always find something to be nasty about. I hate that single women get these shitty responses (usually because they got rejected!) on here. Hope you reported him x"

Didn't think I could report for that? They took themselves out anyway profile was gone a week later.

Either way, psoriasis flare up or not I'm still here hoping to find the decent ones 🤞🏻

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By *ung-stallionMan
17 weeks ago

Manchester

I've witnessed my dad for 28 years deal with this, he's dealt with it for 60 years, he's had acid baths, every procedure possible, he stopped one thing

Dairy products... Dairy products almost took my dad to suicide, please try cut milk. Cheese, anything dairy out of your life and watch the difference

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By *ung-stallionMan
17 weeks ago

Manchester

Also if anyone needs any advice any questions on psoriasis please message me, I've witnessed my dad for many years, I've seen him fight and try everything possible for years... At 63 he's now clear so if I can give anyone any advice as my dad wouldn't wish it on his worst enemy... Please message me

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By *an1978Woman
17 weeks ago

Gwynedd/ Powys Border

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By *an1978Woman
17 weeks ago

Gwynedd/ Powys Border

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By *appy68Man
17 weeks ago

derby

i use to have it all my life but been on skilarence last 3 years and all clear its fantastic .

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By *appy68Man
17 weeks ago

derby

if you want to know more pm me will tell you all about it its so good

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By (user no longer on site)
17 weeks ago

I really feel for all of you who suffer with this. I’ve had mild eczema most of my life and hate it when it flares up in visible areas. I find it can be very depressing, uncomfortable and embarrassing.

Wishing you all good health and hope it doesn’t get in the way of your fun times!

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By *akedMMan
17 weeks ago

Witney

I get it on my knees, elbows. Scalp. Penis, and my anus. I don’t use cream, use Dead Sea salt in the bath. Sometimes oats in a mesh bag along with alove Vera I have a couple of plants , urs Sannex bath, shower gel , Ecover washing liquid, and when it’s warm and sunny I get naked in my garden.At the moment it’s really good 👍🏻 no scale at all

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By *D1965Woman
17 weeks ago

watford

"So I've had psoriasis since I was 5, but it has never been as that bad until about 4 years ago. On another biologic to see if it works 🤞🏻

Be keen to hear from anyone else who has it what they are on/has tried and helped.

Also, how has your psoriasis and/or psoriatic arthritis affected your swinging? I get really self conscious when the flare up is bad. "

Hi ive also got both.. im now on Pyzchive ( ustekinumab) 90mg every 12 weeks. Has helped with the arthritis. Ive tried multiable things over the years.still have bad days but nowhere near as bad so yes it helps.. the psoriasis ive lost count of different creams but best by far is Enstilar foam wish i found it years ago..speak to your dr but you have to keep doing it but it works.. and to cover ip i use a finish concealer from mac and they get the best match for your skin type and blends right in.. they also keep the details of item with your details so you can go in and get more. Hope this helps need anymore info feeel free to ask. Good luck

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By *uriouscpl85Couple
17 weeks ago

newcastle

I’ve suffered for years trying everything I swear by enstilar spray it’s excellent at getting rid of the scales I tend to use the sunbed which helps keep it under control but when it flares I get soo self conscious luckily we’ve not came across anyone that’s said anything about it x

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By *appy68Man
17 weeks ago

derby

what i put will work just see your dr

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By *elvetNeuron OP Woman
17 weeks ago

Risa, Beta Quadrant

Thanks everyone, I don't know anyone else in person who has either so it is good to hear from you all 😊

For anyone concerned, I've been sewing a doctor and a dermatologist for this since I was 5 so all good there, just funny how something works for so long then it doesn't.

Just been feeling really conscious about it these past few weeks as the flare up is so bad.

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By *nly us 4448Couple
17 weeks ago

London

I also suffer with this, mostly on arms and knees. I'm very conscious of it and it does get me down. Due to start Methotrexate soon but now having second thoughts

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By *appy68Man
16 weeks ago

derby

i would never use that stuff again so many side effects hated methotrexate

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By *nsure20Man
16 weeks ago

Redditch

Hi all, ive had psoriasis since i was 14 , creams of all sorts , methotrexate for many years which just suppressed it for a while , still bled and still got the dry skin until , i was put forward to try the taltz injection once a month , omg for me all red patches and scales have now dissapeared,

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By *ing8435Man
16 weeks ago

Worcestershire

I've had psoriasis since I was 7, I've had multiple hospital stays as a child, and one as a 20+ year old. Had a good stint on methotrexate for about 8 months. and pretty much have had something on show all the time.

I did 25 years in the army, (where the army dematolgist said I would never promote.). I left the army at the highest rank without commissioning, proving them all wrong.

And 3 months after leaving, I was completely clear.... turns out the stress of the army was flaring my skin up.

I now use Enstillar spray for my minor flares. I hate the ointments, and the creams dissapear to quickly. so this meets half way.

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By *heGigglingGiraffeWoman
16 weeks ago

Leeds

I’ve had psoriasis since a kid and psoriatic arthritis since in my 20s.

I’m on methotrexate and adalimumbab which pretty much keeps everything at bay.

Elbows & on my scalp are where it gets me the most, luckily not had a major flare up for a while though.

It’s not affected my swinging at all, only my fwb has seen me when it’s flared though. If it’s really bad, I’ve used dovobet to calm it in run up to events etc x

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By *heGigglingGiraffeWoman
16 weeks ago

Leeds

I use it and have never had any problems with it. I’d give it a try and see if it works for you.

Some it does, some it doesn’t. I’ve literally never felt sick whether taking it in the morning or night etc. but if I take it in the morning, I am exhausted at night.

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By *eyeYCouple
16 weeks ago

Nr Leicester

D has psoriasis and it never ceases to impress me at clubs and even in Cap how he owns it..

We've had the comments that I should take it easy with the paddle etc (unlikely 😉)

People in vanilla life making assumptions he doesn't wash enough or is an alcoholic as his face reddens occasionally in areas.

He has had and now refuses the steroid ointments, suffered skin thinning and now uses coconut oil for longer easing of flair ups, but as a poster above mentioned his is stress cortisol related we feel and we're looking at ways to help that ATM.

His worst thing is in his ears, where you are damned if you do, dammed if you don't with trying to manage it while avoiding ear infections, which are quite common.

To me he's still fucking sexy!! 😈🔥

He actually thanks it in a way as people don't believe he's any older than me, basically because he can't remember not being able to get away without moisturising, but it can really affect people's confidence and I think that's probably worse than the discomfort for many.

We'll be looking at some of the contributions with interest and thank you all for the honesty!

Keep naughty 😘

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By *rectus HumongusMan
16 weeks ago

morecambe for the day

"So I've had psoriasis since I was 5, but it has never been as that bad until about 4 years ago. On another biologic to see if it works 🤞🏻

Be keen to hear from anyone else who has it what they are on/has tried and helped.

Also, how has your psoriasis and/or psoriatic arthritis affected your swinging? I get really self conscious when the flare up is bad. "

Like you had it since childhood as you know they try all sorts of lotions and potions been in hospital many times.

The light treatment helps for short while but comes back.

I was on tablets for long time cannot recall name tbh then they put me on injections and generally help downside are nausea the injections are also used for chemo

Currently on WEGENSY or name like that

Psoriatic arthritis is horrible affecting my fingers badly and couple of toes

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By *BWmetalcouple666Couple
16 weeks ago

houghton

M has been on a stable biologic for a few years now, no flare ups and minimal/no side effects, had to go through hell to get here but there is light at the end of the tunnel.

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By *eyeYCouple
16 weeks ago

Nr Leicester

Forgot to mention D has seen good results from red light sun beds guy's.

Not common and not to be confused with normal sunbeds 👍

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By *iss_Juicy79Woman
16 weeks ago

Edinburgh

"I've witnessed my dad for 28 years deal with this, he's dealt with it for 60 years, he's had acid baths, every procedure possible, he stopped one thing

Dairy products... Dairy products almost took my dad to suicide, please try cut milk. Cheese, anything dairy out of your life and watch the difference "

My partner went fairy free for over 2 years it didn't work with him

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By *heGigglingGiraffeWoman
16 weeks ago

Leeds

"I also suffer with this, mostly on arms and knees. I'm very conscious of it and it does get me down. Due to start Methotrexate soon but now having second thoughts"

Sorry was supposed to be responding to this

I use it and have never had any problems with it. I’d give it a try and see if it works for you.

Some it does, some it doesn’t. I’ve literally never felt sick whether taking it in the morning or night etc. but if I take it in the morning, I am exhausted at night.

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By *aylad2026Man
16 weeks ago

rugeley

I had quite bad psoriasis when I was younger, I found loosing weight and avoiding to much dairy has worked wonders for me. Im now in "remission" I get the odd patch but nothing steroid creams cant sort.

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By *rick or treatCouple
16 weeks ago

land of the rising sun

Mr here. I had no skin issue until I hit 30. Then psoriasis came in my hair, ears, elbows, back, groin, knees and shins. It took two years for the GP to come up with the psoriasis diagnosis, they even had an underlined note stating that it was "not psoriasis".

I have steroid creams and moisturisers. They don't fix the issue but they keep it at bay. My hair cleared up, possibly made easier by shaving my head. The groin and butt crack are the worst for me. Sex has been off the cards a few times.

I was self conscious with it in hair as people assume it was dandruff or even ringworm

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By *eretoplease30Man
16 weeks ago

Wrexham

Totally with you on the methotrexate, it's a horrible med, wipes you out and horrible nausea, I was prescribed it for arthritis but took my self of it, managed to get on Amjavita which is brilliant no side affects and no joint pain, I believe it also works on skin conditions.. enquire and see what they docs say.

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By *edonisthenryMan
16 weeks ago

Cambridge

I have had psoriasis on both elbows for years and fortunately it has not spread elsewhere. I use a steriod liquid called Dovobet.

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By *nly us 4448Couple
16 weeks ago

London

"I also suffer with this, mostly on arms and knees. I'm very conscious of it and it does get me down. Due to start Methotrexate soon but now having second thoughts

Sorry was supposed to be responding to this

I use it and have never had any problems with it. I’d give it a try and see if it works for you.

Some it does, some it doesn’t. I’ve literally never felt sick whether taking it in the morning or night etc. but if I take it in the morning, I am exhausted at night."

Ty x

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By *erome2017Man
16 weeks ago

ST. HELENS

It's definitely stress related I've had it since five had numerous creams I've only got a few patches now I use to be very self conscious mines mainly in my head now

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By *dmit-itMan
16 weeks ago

Bristol

I have found this thread very interesting. I had psoriasis for as long as I can remember. Then 10 years ago my brother died suddenly I devastated we suffered extreme children abuse as children together, he was my witness as I was his. At this time my uncle our abuser contacted the family saying he wanted to attend the funeral! I didn't want that nor did my late brother partner. We conceded if he wanted to pay his respects then do so but then fuck off. He attended the funeral but gloated and didn't seem at all remorseful about his abuse of us. I drank too much and the next morning report the ra£e and abuse of 40 odd years ago. The police were supportive and the CPS prosecuted, eventhough the msin victim was dead. He eventually received 14 yrs in jail. What surprised me and still does was that psoriasis on both calfs of legs had completely cleared in about 18th months from my brothers death to sentencing. I so glad it has I have cut ties with my family now as they were not at all supportive . Just not sure of the reasons of the clearance.

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By *morousCouple8Couple
16 weeks ago

Cumbria

"I have found this thread very interesting. I had psoriasis for as long as I can remember. Then 10 years ago my brother died suddenly I devastated we suffered extreme children abuse as children together, he was my witness as I was his. At this time my uncle our abuser contacted the family saying he wanted to attend the funeral! I didn't want that nor did my late brother partner. We conceded if he wanted to pay his respects then do so but then fuck off. He attended the funeral but gloated and didn't seem at all remorseful about his abuse of us. I drank too much and the next morning report the ra£e and abuse of 40 odd years ago. The police were supportive and the CPS prosecuted, eventhough the msin victim was dead. He eventually received 14 yrs in jail. What surprised me and still does was that psoriasis on both calfs of legs had completely cleared in about 18th months from my brothers death to sentencing. I so glad it has I have cut ties with my family now as they were not at all supportive . Just not sure of the reasons of the clearance. "

I’m so sorry to read about the loss of your brother and for the abuse you both suffered. Absolutely amazing you felt able to report it and that CPS prosecuted - and he got the time he deserved! I’m sorry your family weren’t supportive - fuck them! Psoriasis can be triggered by stress, maybe the weight lifted meant your nervous system was able to settle down and the autoimmune issue cleared? Interesting!

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By *ur1Man
16 weeks ago

Rochdale

I started with psoriasis as a teenager, initially a couple of small patches on my knee and elbows which in my 20s had gone worse with patches on my shins, in and behind my ears, in my scalp, on my balls and then on my back and stomach. Doctors prescribed me all the usual treatments, coal tar ointments, steroids, different drugs which helped a little but never cleared it up. By my late 20s I was suffering badly with psoriatic arthritis, more trials of different drugs for a number of years until I was put on methotrexate. I was quickly taken off that as my blood tests weren’t good and finally was put on biologics. The arthritis had got that bad that I’d had to take time off work and I was getting to the point where I was worried I would have to give up work. I am now on a fortnightly injection of amgevita and within a month or two of taking it I improved unbelievably. The arthritis is now gone and I am completely clear of psoriasis. I still get the odd ache and pain but I put that down to the fact I am getting older and not to arthritis lol. Amgevita really has been a miracle drug for me and improved my life considerably.

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By *rectus HumongusMan
16 weeks ago

morecambe for the day

"Totally with you on the methotrexate, it's a horrible med, wipes you out and horrible nausea, I was prescribed it for arthritis but took my self of it, managed to get on Amjavita which is brilliant no side affects and no joint pain, I believe it also works on skin conditions.. enquire and see what they docs say."

Methotrexate I was on for few years and despite the side effects it helped, however it became less effective and now on injections called Wezegny.

To compound this I had Sepsis and very lucky to be here and had numerous episodes since.

My immune system in effect looked any infection is a danger timing is key.

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By *haneleviMan
16 weeks ago

Kidderminster

I've suffered since I was 13, it's ruined alot of aspects of my life in the past. Still some now. Currently using Enstiller foam which helps but soon comes back once I stop.

Currently on a auto immune suppressant also. 'Cyclosporine' was on methotrexate before that but kept going light headed and suffering vertigo!

Not a fun condition. Also gets in the way of enjoying this site at times!!

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By *elvetNeuron OP Woman
16 weeks ago

Risa, Beta Quadrant

Wasn't expecting this thread to get so big.

Thank you to everyone who posted, nice to know I'm not alone, you are all a sexy bunch 😘

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By *dmit-itMan
16 weeks ago

Bristol

"I have found this thread very interesting. I had psoriasis for as long as I can remember. Then 10 years ago my brother died suddenly I devastated we suffered extreme children abuse as children together, he was my witness as I was his. At this time my uncle our abuser contacted the wanted to attend the funeral! I didn't want that nor did my late brother partner. We conceded if he wanted to pay his respects then do so but then fuck off. He attended the funeral but gloated and didn't seem at all remorseful about his abuse of us. I drank too much and the next morning report the ra£e and abuse of 40 odd years ago. The police were supportive and the CPS prosecuted, eventhough the msin victim was dead. He eventually received 14 yrs in jail. What surprised me and still does was that psoriasis on both calfs of legs had completely cleared in about 18th months from my brothers death to sentencing.

Thank you for your reply, yes the weight was lifted I was able to see I had nothing to be ashamed about. The police and support groups were excellent in my case, so I am grateful for that.

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By *SS38Man
16 weeks ago

Aberdeen

I know some people that do have it and is of course affecting their confidence etc.

Some people claim that it's all to do with the gut health and foods which promote inflammatory response from the immune system.

I do believe that is the case, especially as most Gap's give you steroids creams just to make it look better...they cover the symptom, but never cure the cause. Try isolating foods, or go gluten, carb and lactose free for a couple of months...

All the best.

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By *pool-funMan
16 weeks ago

Liverpool

I have it mildly

I use Acitretin 3 months on and 3 months off

Just manages to keep it in check

But it always comes back.

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By *hinstrapMan
15 weeks ago

sheffield

A long term psoriasis sufferer here. Had it for years. Tried various lotion and potions and creams. Nothing seems to shift. It keeps it from getting worse but doesn't seem to actually get better. Then I discovered holidays. Sun and UV. Want away 4 times last year . And the smaller less developed patches. Gone. The longer crustier patch if you like were better for a while. So much so. After chatting to the hospital and doctor I've been and purchased a UV machine so I can sit and zap myself at home. Defo seems to be working for me.. so far

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By *tmostakiss1Man
15 weeks ago

I’m on a bio injection and it’s worked wonders for the pain etc altho some skin flare ups still occur.

Don’t know what I’d do without the injections tbh

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By *tmostakiss1Man
15 weeks ago

"I also suffer with this, mostly on arms and knees. I'm very conscious of it and it does get me down. Due to start Methotrexate soon but now having second thoughts"

They monitor bloods very well on this so any changes and they pull you off the meds very quickly. Don’t think I lasted 1 week on methotrexate

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By *ilverfox967Man
15 weeks ago

grantham

You could consider a liver and gall bladder flush. Almost every person with a skin disease also has intestinal problems and impure blood. These are mainly caused by gallstones in the gallbladder and liver which can cause problems with the lymphatic system, skin and other dis-ease etc etc. Nothing to loose by trying it. ,🙏

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By *eekyscotMan
15 weeks ago

Rhyl

Mines tends to flare up when I'm stressed as i have a small patch on my chest but it's mostly on my elbows and shins.

When it comes to bedroom activities i try go with positions that don't involve me leaning on those areas if possible but if not make sure it's not long which means I'll switch positions

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By *ifesharing coupleCouple
15 weeks ago

Huntingdon

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By *ifesharing coupleCouple
15 weeks ago

Huntingdon

"A long term psoriasis sufferer here. Had it for years. Tried various lotion and potions and creams. Nothing seems to shift. It keeps it from getting worse but doesn't seem to actually get better. Then I discovered holidays. Sun and UV. Want away 4 times last year . And the smaller less developed patches. Gone. The longer crustier patch if you like were better for a while. So much so. After chatting to the hospital and doctor I've been and purchased a UV machine so I can sit and zap myself at home. Defo seems to be working for me.. so far"

Would you mind telling us make/model of the machine you bought please? I get some patches which are well controlled with betnovate. But l agree with you that sunshine is the best medicine I’ve found. Which gives a nice reason to visit a nudist beach.

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By *eijaWoman
15 weeks ago

City Centre

Hey OP

I have had Psoriasis all my life and Psoriatic Arthritis the past 10 years...

My skin isn't bad anymore just my scalp on occasion but I'm in constant pain with my arthritis which I manage with over the counter meds. I have been prescribed many different meds over the years but find your body becomes immune to steroid creams etc over time.

The best natural cure (I have consistently found) as mentioned above is the sun. You are what you eat also...lots of foods can cause flare ups...dairy, wheat, tomatoes and peppers. Assessing your diet is worth a try.

Stress is a constant flare up factor too.

Get yourself on a Winter sun holiday...get to GC (sun on your bones and swinging if you want) Alternatively, investigate doing some UVB lamps in the hospital.

Best of luck!

B x

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By *ifty69Man
15 weeks ago

north tyneside

The reason I moved to Spain. The sun is the best natural remedy.

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By *iss_Juicy79Woman
15 weeks ago

Edinburgh

"You could consider a liver and gall bladder flush. Almost every person with a skin disease also has intestinal problems and impure blood. These are mainly caused by gallstones in the gallbladder and liver which can cause problems with the lymphatic system, skin and other dis-ease etc etc. Nothing to loose by trying it. ,🙏"

Don't you think that doctors dermatologists would recommend this? They haven't cause it's not been proven to work.

My partner has psoriasis and has had it since the age of 11 now 43 he has gone on numerous detox plans and cut fairy from diet nothing worked

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By *tmostakiss1Man
15 weeks ago

LOL

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By *ilverfox967Man
15 weeks ago

grantham

What's funny? You obviously know Jack shit. It sorted my own issues and my daughter no longer suffers from eczema, so keep laughing and suffering joker

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By *ilverfox967Man
15 weeks ago

grantham

When the liver is congested it's unable to do its job properly, including keeping the lymphatic system clear. There are many things the medical industry don't tell, they would loose customers if they did. Just because they haven't mentioned it doesn't mean it doesn't work does it? I used to get patches on my chest, legs and one arm, all gone, my daughter no longer has eczema which she's had since a child. It's up to you, keep listening to your GP etc that's obviously helped so much that your all taking pharma medication that isn't working and your all moaning about side affects. The liver and gall bladder flush uses no medication. Enjoy your suffering.

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By *inceIlkestonMan
15 weeks ago

Ilkeston

"So I've had psoriasis since I was 5, but it has never been as that bad until about 4 years ago. On another biologic to see if it works 🤞🏻

Be keen to hear from anyone else who has it what they are on/has tried and helped.

Also, how has your psoriasis and/or psoriatic arthritis affected your swinging? I get really self conscious when the flare up is bad. "

Stress is a factor, use simple soaps and shampoo, expensive ones have to much perfume in which aggravates it. Apply moisturizer twice a day, rub a small amount in thoroughly. See a skin specialist not a GP it makes a world of difference. I was very bad in my twenties but now can easily control it, drugs do not work. Bath or shower daily and steer clear of strong aftershave and washing powder..I use SMOL.

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By *implyfun1Man
15 weeks ago

glasgow

I am prescribed Enstilar and it works well for me

Definitely helping me fight the battle with a patch on my right shin that I’ve had for goodness knows how long now

I know every case is different but if anyone hasn’t used this then definitely ask the doctor for it.

In saying that the doctor didn’t prescribe this for me I only got it after going to a skin specialist at the hospital for a better diagnosis as the doctors would only give me the usual soaps n creams i basically told the doctors I’ve had enough after trying everything I wanted to see someone with more specific skills than a gp for this

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By *tmostakiss1Man
15 weeks ago

"When the liver is congested it's unable to do its job properly, including keeping the lymphatic system clear. There are many things the medical industry don't tell, they would loose customers if they did. Just because they haven't mentioned it doesn't mean it doesn't work does it? I used to get patches on my chest, legs and one arm, all gone, my daughter no longer has eczema which she's had since a child. It's up to you, keep listening to your GP etc that's obviously helped so much that your all taking pharma medication that isn't working and your all moaning about side affects. The liver and gall bladder flush uses no medication. Enjoy your suffering. "

I’m doing just fine with my meds, thank you for asking

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By *uriousitykevMan
15 weeks ago

Pencoed

I found red light therapy a different type of sunbed which is helpful for skin conditions

Being a redhead I didn't burn either

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By *evils PuddingCouple
15 weeks ago

the pub or in the nude in Paisley

Following this thread. Finding it quite interesting, didn’t realise so many suffer like myself. Nothing seems to work for me & it’s making me very self conscious because it’s around my groin and breasts. The only thing I have a handle on really is my scalp. Have an auto immune health condition too so that’s not helping either.

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By *appy68Man
15 weeks ago

derby

I have the same .when i was younger i would never take my cloths of in front of anyone so sex never happened .you heard 30 yr old vergin thats me now im clear for 90 % hopefully stays that way

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By *lossie 42Couple
15 weeks ago

Near Andover / Near Prestatyn

Mr Flossie hear psoriasis.

He uses Enstilar. Foamy spray. Heron the GP.

Works so well!

He was told about it from a swinging friend. Game changing.

Good luck

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By *on burgendyMan
15 weeks ago

limerick

Hi im also a long time sufferer but iv found a few tricks that knock back the flare ups..finding out what causes them is a must and avoid that food drink..detox the body with dandoline tea..anti toxin anti cancer..and also wormwood and clove tea anti parasitic..these help keep the inside clean.. dovobet gel is a steorid cream that heals the skin and works great to reduce itch and sore skin..and UV light treatment too is great..but if using a sunbed only use like 3 mins at a time over a few days..its great and it works brilliant for me but if sensitive will burn if you stay on it too long. Slow and steady at the start..hope it helps

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By *on1507Man
14 weeks ago

GOSPORT

Since changing my life less stress,money has gone. But I also find daily dose of turmeric helps me. Turmeric honey,or turmeric shots. All do your body good

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By (user no longer on site)
13 weeks ago

Had UV treatments for a few weeks which seemed to help. But it’s only a temporary measure. Had it for so long now I couldn’t really care what others think. I used to wear hats, jeans and jumpers in the summer as I was so self conscious.

Got appointment with hospital to discuss methotrexate. So interesting to hear how it’s effecting others.

Heard there were injections available that also help.

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By *appy68Man
13 weeks ago

derby

I wouldnt go on meth

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By *iss_Juicy79Woman
13 weeks ago

Edinburgh

"Had UV treatments for a few weeks which seemed to help. But it’s only a temporary measure. Had it for so long now I couldn’t really care what others think. I used to wear hats, jeans and jumpers in the summer as I was so self conscious.

Got appointment with hospital to discuss methotrexate. So interesting to hear how it’s effecting others.

Heard there were injections available that also help."

Methotrexate has been a game changer for my other half you have to have regualblood teat to check liver function you need to watch what you drink and stay out of the sun or make sure you wear a strong sun cream if you do go out in it.

His body is now at least 95% clear of psoriasis

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By (user no longer on site)
13 weeks ago

Got appointment with hospital to discuss methotrexate. So interesting to hear how it’s effecting others.

Heard there were injections available that also help.

His body is now at least 95% clear of psoriasis "

Just been prescribed this. In terms of alcohol did it change the consumption much?

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By *assionate_touchMan
13 weeks ago

edinburgh

I was told milk free diet might help well it works for someone i know

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By *ogi Bare MassageMan
13 weeks ago

Manchester

Enstilar works best for me . The Fuerteventuran sun also helps but I’m not there often enough . I’ve also done the 10 week , three times a week , light treatment at the hospital and that completely clears me for around 6 months . I’ve done that three times over the years but it does come back with a vengeance. But as I said Enstilar has been the best

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By *iss_Juicy79Woman
13 weeks ago

Edinburgh

Got appointment with hospital to discuss methotrexate. So interesting to hear how it’s effecting others.

Heard there were injections available that also help.

His body is now at least 95% clear of psoriasis

Just been prescribed this. In terms of alcohol did it change the consumption much?"

He avoids spirits and maybe has a few beers now and them

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By *iss_Juicy79Woman
13 weeks ago

Edinburgh

"I was told milk free diet might help well it works for someone i know "

Didn't work for my partner he went dairy free for 2 years no change in skin

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By *ldbikerider6Man
13 weeks ago

Sheffield

I have had Guttate psoriasis for maybe 30 years now and to be honest I don't worry about it too much as stress can bring it on a bit.

I use Dovobet if really bad but I have found E45 Itch relief cream works really well on mine which is non prescription.

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By *ruitTwist1202Woman
13 weeks ago

Bury

I was diagnosed at 27. Told it was the hormone imbalance from having a baby (3years prior.)

I was head to toe and worked with the public so unsolicited advice was constant, as was the judgement. Enstillar and Light treatment worked to take the edge off. But overall biologics have saved me! You would have no idea I ever suffered and it’s 6years on. I recognise the start of a stress flare or find when my arthritis is bad my skin will flare too. But it’s manageable.

I truly believe over coming it has made my confidence grow 10 fold! Especially towards the lifestyle.

Hope you all find some support and methods that help you enjoy life! Xx

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By *uriousKouplingCouple
13 weeks ago

Rushden

As a qualified nutrition expert I would say changing to a Mediterranean style diet, with high fibre and omegas will help. Try and add fermented foods to help reduce inflammation.

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By *ustchilling123Man
13 weeks ago

Weybridge

Well you pics don’t show any signs of your condition so hopefully meds working. Biologically and MTX. No dkin problem but suffer with the arthritis x

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By *atnip make me purrWoman
13 weeks ago

Reading

He’s really self conscious about it and someone asked at a club whether he’d be in the dungeon because they thought it was welts from a spanking.

Other than that it doesn’t affect us too much because I’m there bigging him up but it does affect his confidence and he’s conscious of flakiness 😔 "

I hope the biologics work for your hubby as well as they did on my daughter's severe eczema -completely cleared it. She also was on methotrexate before.

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By *elvetNeuron OP Woman
12 weeks ago

Risa, Beta Quadrant

Just a wee update.

Thanks for everyone that responded on this thread, I've never actually known anyone with it before and was good to hear from you all.

I have not long taken my 2nd injection of wezenla and my skin is doing good. The plaques have gone, still have discoloration but I can't remember the last time my skin was this smooth! Not had any issues with the arthritis yet either and not any bad side effects (so far!)

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By *D1965Woman
12 weeks ago

watford

"Just a wee update.

Thanks for everyone that responded on this thread, I've never actually known anyone with it before and was good to hear from you all.

Thats great news

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By *axtanMan
12 weeks ago

Wimborne

Happy to discuss the arthritis side privately.

What makes you believe you have the arthritis? Is it diagnosed by a consultant?

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By *elvetNeuron OP Woman
12 weeks ago

Risa, Beta Quadrant

"Happy to discuss the arthritis side privately.

What makes you believe you have the arthritis? Is it diagnosed by a consultant?"

As mentioned previously yes I am under the care of a specialist for both aspects of the psoriasis and the arthritis.

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By (user no longer on site)
12 weeks ago

I start my methotrexate next week

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By (user no longer on site)
12 weeks ago

There are quite a few different formulas out now,cosentyx is one, skyrizi another, but there are others, if you have been through the lotions, potions and tablets your specialist will advise you, been on biologics for a good few years now and went from acute plaque on every joint and torso and legs to a slight red spot about the size of a 2p on my ankle, keep trying as my specialist has said that can be effective for years and the beast that is psoriasis will find a way to break out again but there are different formulas that can be tried, I think it is 5 or 6 years on biologics for me now and no apparent side effects for me, the 3 different types tablets are now just a memory as they don't do your kidneys and liver any good as I'm sure you are aware if been on them for years, keep in contact with your specialist or the nurse dealing with your case and you will find the best option for yourself, keep at it as the biologics are changing and developing all the time

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By *affy67Man
12 weeks ago

Mountain Ash

I find holidays in sun and sea good but I also use carrot oil it reduces scaling and itching.

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By (user no longer on site)
12 weeks ago

On another note, since the biologics and my skin clearing patches do clear up, but have noticed for me that things like hagendaz ice cream will make the spot on my ankle itchy for a few hours, never noticed things like that before as with the plaque everywhere was just a constant itch, now cutting out as much sugar and sweetners as I can from foods and do notice a difference

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By *orksguy1965Man
12 weeks ago

Howden

Ive just had a bad flare up on my arms n legs, ive suffered on n off with it for 45 years

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By (user no longer on site)
12 weeks ago

Good to hear different stories from different people. I’ve done the whole light treatment thing for years now. They’ve finally decided after 25 years to try a tablet. Hope it works

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By *ifesharing coupleCouple
12 weeks ago

Huntingdon

It’s Mr here - I’ve had psoriasis for at least 20years.

Have been on and off with the creams and steroid ointments - largely off I have to admit as they didn’t really make a sustained improvement.

Sun and sea always has a hugely positive impact as others have said.

Having recently now been diagnosed with psoriatic arthritis- just in my knees currently - I’m in my second week of methotrexate and Prednisolone.

Initially I was really concerned about the side effects. And my first week I was really washed out for the first 4 days with really bad headaches, sensitivity to light, and a feeling of nausea. Not surprisingly my appetite was zero.

I was dreading taking the second lot of 10 methotrexate tablets on monday. But I have to say I’ve not suffered the same side effects at the first week. Pretty much nothing in fact. I do notice i feel thirsty and I’m drinking a lot of water. And my teste for tea and coffee has left me completely which is probably not a bad thing. And importantly- my knees feel back to normal

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By *rectus HumongusMan
12 weeks ago

morecambe for the day

"So I've had psoriasis since I was 5, but it has never been as that bad until about 4 years ago. On another biologic to see if it works 🤞🏻

Be keen to hear from anyone else who has it what they are on/has tried and helped.

Like you I have had psoriasis since I was a toddler, quite a few years ago in Quest swingers club in Leeds and got chatting to a couple where the lady suffered with Psoriasis so had good natter about it because it was good to know I was not only swinger with it and we had some rumpy pumpy and so glad we met.

On and off for years had been hospitalised with it.

Currently doing am on injection of Wesegny and clear get the odd bit on skin.

As for psoriatic arthritis that is horrendous both feet and toes abd couple of fingers each hand affected.

Also, how has your psoriasis and/or psoriatic arthritis affected your swinging? I get really self conscious when the flare up is bad. "

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By *aKiDuCouple (MM)
10 weeks ago

Dublin & Co.Kildare

I have psoriasis and it stops me from going to the club. What were other people's reactions when you were at the club?

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By *elfastreal8Man
10 weeks ago

belfast

What I find works is a healthy diet. Cut out sugar, alcohol, cut out dairy and processed food. Might seem hard at the start but it works wonders for your gut (which helps your skin). Aloe Vera juice helps too.

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10 weeks ago

Started methotrexate literally to tonight. Fingers crossed it does something. It’s not been bad for a few years now. But just recently started getting a few patches on the back of my calfs.

Elbows and knees are just standard parts to have for me.

I remember when it first started I would leave the house unless I was fully covered. Hat and all. Even in the summer.

Yet to see if it effects meets on here as I haven’t had any

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By *angon67Man
10 weeks ago

peckham

I suffer it in my scalp and face there is a cream that you can get in turky over the counter called hametan you can get it on the net too best ever clears it in a day or so.

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By *amon.dMan
10 weeks ago

antrim

Been on a small dose of methotrexate for 4 years. 7.5mg per week. Keeps mine at bay. Before that thought my sporting days were over but with a healthy diet and the meth I'm able to still gym and run. An alcohol filled weekend or too much sugar fatty foods will flare me up.

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By *umpstyleMan
10 weeks ago

North

I was in humira for about 2 years, had to take it every 2 weeks and just left me feeling run down all the time as I'd only be getting g back to myself and I'd have to take it again and if I missed a dose due to being unwell I'd flare up, on tremfya now and they said the side affects are the same but it's every 8 weeks so I said I'd give it a go, it's amazing, don't feel run down after it and my skin is so much better now I can comfortably wear a black top now

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By *aylad2026Man
10 weeks ago

rugeley

I got psoriasis during the first lockdown with covid. Stress related i think as i didnt know what was going to happen to my job.

Ive found screams, lotions and potions worked but only if I kept at it.

Recently lost 9 stone via mounjaro in 14months. Ive cut my sugar down dramatically and ive not had a flare since, fingers crossed as i say this haha x

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By *couseBaldyMan
10 weeks ago

Liverpool

I've had severe eczema since i was born. The worst parts have migrated over my body of the years, back, face, arms, legs, body ... then settled on my hands about 16 years ago and can get extreme.

My current situaton is that i have tried every available drug/cream/puva/herbal/concoction known to man and nothing ever worked.

I got given an injection called a Kenalog injection which was absolute magic .. everything cleared up in 2 days.

I went back the hospital made up and asked to just keep getting that and they told me i will never get it again as it usually used as an end of life medication.

I see some people tried methotrexate which did not work for me .. then all of a sudden i was offered a methotrexate injection instead ... after a few weeks this started to work and the open sores on my hands closed, i then just maintined with moisturisers etc.

As i've had this since i was born, I've been to so many medical appointments and done endless research i feel like an expert ha!

I am currently in the middle of building a new app for eczema/psoriasis which will contain a "communinty" where people can speak with others about their experience .. amongst alot of amazing features.

So if anyone wants to ask any questions about tablets/injections send me a DM as i've been on them all.

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By *ifesharing coupleCouple
10 weeks ago

Huntingdon

"Started methotrexate literally to tonight. Fingers crossed it does something. It’s not been bad for a few years now. But just recently started getting a few patches on the back of my calfs.

Elbows and knees are just standard parts to have for me.

I remember when it first started I would leave the house unless I was fully covered. Hat and all. Even in the summer.

Yet to see if it effects meets on here as I haven’t had any

😂 "

Fingers crossed for you with the methotrexate. I’m on week 3 of it and I’ve been fine.

Week 1 was awful but I begin to wonder if that was more because I maybe picked up one if the many bugs that seem to have been doing the rounds. Weeks 2 and 3 have been absolutely fine. Yet to gave results of blood tests to see how kidneys and liver are coping.

My psoriasis has stayed pretty clear we it’s little zero base and zero dovobet. And my knees ( psoriatic arthritis there being the reason for the medication) has completely cleared up.

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By *couseBaldyMan
10 weeks ago

Liverpool

Is it the tablet version you have and are you taking folic acid with it?

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By *ifesharing coupleCouple
10 weeks ago

Huntingdon

"Is it the tablet version you have and are you taking folic acid with it?"

Yes to both. Currently 10 methotrexate tablets per week.

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By *couseBaldyMan
10 weeks ago

Liverpool

Fingers crossed it works for you, love hearing stories about it clearing up for people.

I don't think people without it understand how painful it can be. When i have mine on my hands it stings like fuck just getting water on it.

When i get an itch I always say the only way i can describe the feeling is it's like your bone is itchy and you cant quite get the itch.

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By *in bang boshMan
10 weeks ago

Merseyside

I like the thread iv been living with arthritis since I was 18 in my finger tips toes knees and back been on so much medication over the year tablets injections trial injections and they do work for a few months then they stop I'm sorry to say this but I have 420 and it helps so much with it I got to the point I was sick of taking tablet x

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By *couseBaldyMan
10 weeks ago

Liverpool

Do you think just CBD would do the same?

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By *iss_Juicy79Woman
10 weeks ago

Edinburgh

"Do you think just CBD would do the same?"

It probably would help people take cbd for other pain conditions

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By *azrich87Man
10 weeks ago

kings lynn

I have just started methotrexate so far so good

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By *in bang boshMan
9 weeks ago

Merseyside

"Do you think just CBD would do the same?"

Yes definitely I think it would work I don't take the tablets or injections anymore and just use the 420 works wonders for me

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By *aciallovrMan
9 weeks ago

Manchester

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By *xmlad_84Man
9 weeks ago

wrexham

Stress is definitely a trigger for me. I mostly flare up with psoriatic arthritis issues rather than the actual rash.

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By *imbobBristolMan
4 weeks ago

Bristol

"So I've had psoriasis since I was 5, but it has never been as that bad until about 4 years ago. On another biologic to see if it works 🤞🏻

Be keen to hear from anyone else who has it what they are on/has tried and helped.

Also, how has your psoriasis and/or psoriatic arthritis affected your swinging? I get really self conscious when the flare up is bad. "

I’ve been on Imraldi for nearly six years - you wouldn’t know I had it, and I had severe psoriasis before that. My right arm was one giant plaque (or looked it anyway)

Benepali worked for about a year, Stelara wasn’t effective enough

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By *evilinyouMan
4 weeks ago

Bristol

"Also if anyone needs any advice any questions on psoriasis please message me, I've witnessed my dad for many years, I've seen him fight and try everything possible for years... At 63 he's now clear so if I can give anyone any advice as my dad wouldn't wish it on his worst enemy... Please message me "

anyone else know if this is true, I hope not because I love dairy, but if giving it up got rid of my psoriasis I'd give it up

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By *evilinyouMan
4 weeks ago

Bristol

"D has psoriasis and it never ceases to impress me at clubs and even in Cap how he owns it..

We've had the comments that I should take it easy with the paddle etc (unlikely 😉)

People in vanilla life making assumptions he doesn't wash enough or is an alcoholic as his face reddens occasionally in areas.

His worst thing is in his ears, where you are damned if you do, dammed if you don't with trying to manage it while avoiding ear infections, which are quite common.

To me he's still fucking sexy!! 😈🔥

We'll be looking at some of the contributions with interest and thank you all for the honesty!

Keep naughty 😘"

D with you buddy, the ear are fucking annoying. All the best 👊

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By *eathead99Man
4 weeks ago

London

Have any of you tried the carnivore diet, which is a diet consisting of only eating meat, butter eggs and no carbs at all, it totally eliminates all ultra processed foods and has been know to work miracles for people with psoriasis and other auto immune conditions?

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By *rav307Man
4 weeks ago

burnley

Im on my second type of injection with it now I've have Humira now on coysentix, I always get a headache the day before I have to take it, its like withdraw symptoms its cleared alot not tho

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By *evon DesireMan
4 weeks ago

Teignmouth

Ive found Seb a skin serum works for the flakiness and reliefs itching and protopic 0.1% for healing not saying it works for everyone but really saved me at my worst

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By *affy67Man
1 week ago

Mountain Ash

Had it since 1985 father and gran died weeks together think the stress set it off.found sun and sea good but I also use zero factor suncream which seems to moisturise it.

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By *ondukeMan
1 week ago

Reading

I was only just thinking I might have this on my arm but not been diagnosed.

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