if you have psoriasis can you get them on your cheeks of the behind or on your penis? and is it normal?
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psoriasis or HERPE's ?
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Oh that hurts , my friend has the psoriasis of the skin and  bones , and she has the same thing happen to her nails but I heave never ever seen her like cut it or anything like that . Why don't you go to your DR. and see what the best thing would be . Just because it is painful.
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Oh GOD, don't cut them off! They're likely something called "Pearly Penile Papules," which are not harmful and are not contagious. It is unknown why some men have them, but a great deal of the population does. You're all right.\n\nUnless they are pimple-like and pus-filled, then you need to see a doctor. If they are painful, see a doctor. PPPs should not burst or be filled with pus.
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Ask your questions to the people who suffer from psorasis on Skincell Forums. They are the best people to ask.\n\nhttp://www.skincell.org/yabbse/index.php
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Ouch.... good preventative care is the best way to take care of it.  Now that you have them to some extend you'll have to suffer, but try rubbing unscented anti-persperant over the affected area.  It has great moisturizers for shaved parts.
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Psoriasis is a skin disease that causes scaling and swelling. Skin cells grow deep in the skin and slowly rise to the surface. This process is called cell turnover, and it takes about a month. With psoriasis, it can happen in just a few days because the cells rise too fast and pile up on the surface. \n\nMost psoriasis causes patches of thick, red skin with silvery scales. These patches can itch or feel sore. They are often found on the elbows, knees, other parts of the legs, scalp, lower back, face, palms, and soles of the feet. But they can show up other places such as fingernails, toenails, genitals, and inside the mouth.
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I would see a podiatrist.  If it is a fungal nail, there are a few things you can use:  Penlac, Mycocide, Fungi-Nail.  As far as a psoriasis nail, never heard of that.
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GET A SHAMPOO THAT HAS "TEA-TREE OIL" IN IT. OVER THE COUNTER IS GOOD, UNLESS YOU HAVE SEVERE PSORIASIS. THEN YOU SHOULD GET IT IN CONCENTRATED FORM,  FROM A SALON, "SALLY'S", OR OTHER DISCOUNTED BEAUTY STORE. "TEA-TREE OIL" CAN BE USED ANYWHERE ON YOUR BODY THAT YOU HAVE PSORIASIS, NOT JUST YOUR HAIR. IT'S ALL NATURAL WITH NO SIDE EFFECTS. AND IT HAS A SOMEWHAT MINTY SCENT THAT TINGLES WHEN YOU USE IT. IT'S SAFE ENOUGH TO USE EVERYDAY, BUT IS STRONG ENOUGH THAT IT WORKS GREAT. (YIKES- THAT SOUNDED LIKE AN\nADVERTISEMENT, SORRY ABOUT THAT.)  YOU'LL NOTICE\nA DIFFERENCE AFTER THE FIRST USE. AND IN ABOUT A\nWEEK YOU'LL REALLY BE ABLE TO SEE THE DIFFERENCE.\nKEY TO PSORIASIS IS OILY HAIR AND/ OR SKIN. SO MAKE \nSURE YOU WASH REGULAR TO (BECAUSE OF SWEATING),\nAND YOU MIGHT WANT TO TRY TALCUM POWDER ON YOUR BODY TO ABSORB EXCESSIVE OILS. ALSO, USE OIL FREE TOILETRY'S AND PRODUCTS AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE. OH I ALMOST FORGOT. YOU CAN BUY "TEA-TREE OIL" BODY SOAP TOO. ONE MORE THING.....IF YOU USE THE CONCENTRATED FORM, YOU ONLY NEED A LITTLE. A LITTLE GOES A LONG WAY. PLUS, DON'T THINK IT'S NOT WORKING WHEN IT DOESN'T LATHER LIKE REGULAR SHAMPOO. TRUST ME, IT'S WORKING. GOOD LUCK!!
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People rarely get pimples on their bum because of a lack of oil glands there.  What you have is an STD, most likely herpes or warts.  It would really suck if you had AIDs but its a small possibility that might cause that too.  You need to stop any sexual activitiy immediately and go to the doctor and get checked for all of these plus ask about other possible diseases. The only other possibility is skin cancer but that is pretty unlikely.
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I also have psoriasis.  Depending on how flared-up you are, the things that may provide relief can be different.  The biggest thing to keep in mind is that psoriasis is not a skin condition, it's an immune system condition.  Creams and lotions will ease the outward symptoms of itching, burning and redness but I have yet to see anything that cures psoriasis and several of the medications they have out now possess rather frightening side-effects.\n\nHere's some herbal/holistic recommendations.  Flax seed oil taken internally can help increase the amount of moisture your skin can maintain.  Psoriatic skin is immature and shouldn't be at the surface at all.  Think of it as a healing burn.  It can't retain moisture nor does it provide the barrier that healthy skin does against infection.  My daughter takes fresh dandelions fro the yard and rubs the yellow part of the flower on her patches until they are stained with the oils from the flower.  For her, this calms the patch for several weeks.  It doesn't last as long for me, but it does calm down the most obnoxious of my patches.\n\nShowering is very important.  Do not use blazing hot water and don't scrub too hard.  Use a glycerine soap, or even an oatmeal soap which will get you clean without stripping the little good oils your skin is producing.  Wear loose clothing made of natural fibers if you can.  I carry a doctor's note any time I get a new job because usually any assigned uniform sends me into a flare-up.\n\nIf your lesions get cracked and infected, use tea tree oil to clean the area (don't use around eyes or in the genito-anal area).  Tea tree is antibacterial, antifungal and antiviral.  Then apply a salve that contains calendula.  Calendula will soothe the cracks and the salve base will act as a temporary barrier to keep out further infectious elements.\n\nHope you feel better soon!
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I'm not sure lol. See your Dr. or dermatologist.
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I believe in doctor prescibed medications but sometimes simple is better.  Psoriasis is caused from skin cells growing too fast and they become rough and sightly.  You will think that I am crazy but get some lard not oil or crisco but real lard.  Cover the areas well at night with the lard and cover it then with a cloth to protect your clothes and linens.  Give it about a week and I believe that you will notice a difference.  The lard does not cure it but it softens the rough skin and gives it a smoother appearance.  It will look better and you will feel better about it.  Think of it as a beauty treatment like applying lotion or skin treatment for beauty.
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Most of them have given very good answers. The real problem is only one of the treatment may work out for you! Dont worry - I have had 3 friends who had very severe psoriasis. Each one of them had different treatments. Allopathy, Homeopathy & Ayurveda. All of them are cured. Allopathic cure was fast but not permanent - even though there wasnt any real comeback it had certain side effects. I feel that Homeopathy & Ayurvedha are much better without any side-effects. The main problem it is usually not very fast. It can take 6 months to one year for complete cure. You have to be patient & there are strict diet restrictions - like no meat, eggs, milk, alcohol, smoking ... the list is not small! But be sure to see a famous doctor - there are lot of quacks available. I know how you feel - dont worry there is treatment for it - You will be fine - wish you all the best!
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could be psoriasis (pronounced: sore eye asses)\n\n"Psoriasis is an inflammatory skin condition. There are five types, each with unique signs and symptoms. Between 10% and 30% of people who develop psoriasis get a related form of arthritis called “psoriatic arthritis,” which causes inflammation of the joints."\n\na bit more info\n\n"  Plaque psoriasis is the most common type of psoriasis. About 80% of people who develop psoriasis have plaque psoriasis, which appears as patches of raised, reddish skin covered by silvery-white scale. These patches, or plaques, frequently form on the elbows, knees, lower back,\nand scalp. However, the plaques can occur anywhere on the body.\n\nThe other types are guttate psoriasis (small, red spots on the skin),\npustular psoriasis (white pustules surrounded by red skin), inverse psoriasis (smooth, red lesions form in skin folds), and erythrodermic psoriasis (widespread redness, severe itching, and pain)"\n\ngood luck.. I hope this will help you get the proper help you need.  since you may not be able to cure it...but may be able to treat the symptoms and alleviate your discomfort.
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well, some do, some dont. it matters on the preferance. to be on the safe side, u could get rid of it. I personally wouldnt mind running my hands over smooth skin.
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It might be impossible, depending on why your skin is "bad." Chronic diseases of the skin will recur even if tissue is excised. Other chronic diseases will flare up in places where they never have before if the skin suffers some sort of trauma. \n\nI've been dealing with psoriasis since age 6. Over time, I've learned to manage it fairly well but there are some things I have completely ruled out or had ruled out for me. I've not considered plastic surgery, but I have considered getting tattooed. Unfortunately, were I to get one, it would likely cause my psoriasis to become active in an area where it hasn't been present before or to resume activity from years ago. I've been warned by a few artists and two doctors. Talk to your doctor and see what she/he has to say.
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There are lots of treatments for excema and psoriasis including creams, tablets, injections & UV light treatment.\n\nThere are laser treatments but it's normally only done for people with extremely severe psoriasis not excema as it can lead to worse problems than the excema it is treating, you could probably get it done privately altho that would be very expensive.\n\nA dermatologist (skin doctor) will be able to give you creams (always prescribed first of all) many cases of excema are cleared with these creams, the tablets & light treatment are for severe cases again due to the possible worse side effects such as liver failure (certain tablets) and permenant skin damage due to the light treatments.\n\nGive the doctor prescribed skin creams a try first, the side effects of the other treatments can be worse than the skin condition it's treating