how do you get rid of soriisis?
151988
I am assuming you are asking about Psoriasis.  You didn't state your age or how bad your condition is.  There are mild cases (just a few spots) to Heavy cases (covers much of the body).  \n\nMy grandmother has Psoriasis and was taking shots of Enbrel for the condition but they told her the effects on her liver had to be watched very carefully. If she had been much younger they would not have allowed her to take them due to the liver damage.    \n\nPrior to that she had always treated with tar shampoos and topical creams.  When the condition would get completely out of hand they would give her a cortisone shot.\n\nUsually your best place to start is with your doctor or dermatologist.
136061
none you cant really get rid of it with creams
256865
Zilactin is the best..it gets rid of mine in 2 days...
177315
bathe your body with a "dandruff" shampoo like Selsun Blue or Head and Shoulders for about two weeks.  Make sure you let the shampoo sit on your skin for five minutes or so.  You usually do not need medication.  If this doesn't work, you can buy a big tube of Lamisil or Lotramin and use this cream on the affected areas of your body twice a day for a couple of weeks.  Tinea versicolor is caused by weak bugs and is usually easy to kill.  Happy Hunting!
634561
I would try the master cleanse.  Take the juice of one lemon, mix with water, a tablespoon of pure maple syrup and a sprinkle of cayenne.  That will clean you out.  Or try one day of just Johnathon apples or  just celery.
259967
Try Oatmeal! I know it sounds silly. \n\nTake about 2 cups of Quick Oats (any brand) and mix enough warm water to make it into a paste. You can mix more if you need more. Then just massage it into the problem areas. After you've massaged it thoroughly...then rinse...you should notice a difference almost immediately.
640164
Rinse the affected area with salt water or don’t rinse it at all. Do not rinse the involved area of skin with fresh water, because it will further activate nematocysts and worsen the reaction. Apply acetic acid 5% (white vinegar). This will inactivate undischarged nematocysts and the toxin and will help to decrease symptoms. Use over-the-counter pain medications such as acetaminophen (Tylenol) or ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin) to control pain symptoms. Immobilize the area that was poisoned to prevent further spread. Itching is usually treated with an antihistamine, such as diphenhydramine (Benadryl). If a reaction is severe, you need to see a doctor for  topical corticosteroids and oral steroids (Prednisone).
887778
Eat lots of hot sause on an empty stomach. That will really clean you out.
239000
Try cleansing herbal teas, and light broths.
250624
have a foot spa. it will get rid of dead skin including corns.  When they're gone, buy a very comfortable pair of shoes and use slippers instead when inside the house to prevent corns from coming back.
1033174
Eat small frequent meals throughout the day.  Big meals are 2 easily purged.  Drink more water.  And seek professional help
1088158
udder balm helps to get rid of them, you can get it at the pharmacy or at at feed store..coco butter helps too.. or keeping lots of lotion on them helps too.. good luck !!
1165157
A proper diet and exercise plan will get rid of it in no time.\nIf you are interested in an online personal trainer which can consist of email, telephone, and webcam coaching email me jarrod@jifitness.com \nHope this helped.\nwww.jifitness.com
930101
try a mild soap like dove with a loofah sponge.  This will exfoliate the area and let all of the toxins out.  It may make it a little worse at first, but it will ge better.  just be careful what soap you use.
74555
Drink water instead of sodas and drinks. Thats what I did and it clears them right up! Also be sure to wash your face DAILY! Good Luck to you! : )ktl
302268
Number one thing is stop eating shell fish.\nYou can drink more water, get medication for it.
596399
Ice cube, cold washcloth, baking soda, or hydrocortizone.. if you think it was poisonise then go seek medical treatment.  Or if it worsens to seek medical treatment.