what is the best treatment for Psoriasis. I have tried all types of medications. it didnt help me in any way.?
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I suggest homeopathic treatment, it will workout.  \nGood luck.
627178
http://www.psoriasis.org/home/\n\nIt's not curable, but it's manageable.
650272
Its sounds like what my husband has, you might have psoriasis or eczema. I would recommend going to the dermatologist to get some topical cream or pills. If you don't have the money for the doctor right now try Neutrogena T-Gel shampoo, it has worked well for my husband.
260658
if you have gone to doctors and they can't treat it, describe it, diagnosis it, etc...then think about getting another doctor! try a dermatologist.
269779
Best thing you can do man. I read abit about that before its amazing the results they had.  Doesnt take years like psycho-therapy and you dont have to deal with malicious anti-depresents in you bloodstream. Best thing you can do, highly recomended.
453731
You should go on webmd.com or wikipedia.com and look up psoriasis. They might have some information on other options.
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I have had psoriasis since I was eighteen, and tried and tested more or less every over-the-counter remedy - only to find it to be fool's gold - so to speak. Expensive and not ailing a bit. Due to the aggressiveness of my psoriasis, the standars therapy-regimes (PUVA, cortisone-, coal tar- and calcipotriole-treatments+++) in hospitals eventually proved themselves insufficient. After a serious outbreak last year, including face, soles of feet, and hands - which rendered me no longer just esthetically handicapped, but physically as well, I was prescribed Fumaric Acid by my dermatologist. Within a month, the itching had subsided; after two months no more plaques began forming, and the once present stopped flaking. Finally, after three months I was psoriasis free. I have been taking Fumaric Acid (approx. 360 mg per day - effective dosage differs from person to person though) for almost a year now, and I am very pleased with the results. The medication -according to my dermatologist and research-reports - do not cause any serious organ-damage, compared to many other systemic psoriasis-treatments. Yet, as it decreases the activity of the immune-system, I have to undertake blood-tests once a month to monitor the white blood-cell count. \nAlbeit it was a hassle to remember to follow the strict medication-regime (you start out with a very low daily dosage (20 mg a day), then increase the amount over time to a maximum of 720 mg a day, before reducing to the lowest effective dosage to uphold a psoriasis-free state), it was - at least in my case - worth it. After twelve years of looking like a scabby dog, always having to dress up to cover a psoriasis-full body, let alone the social alienation due to ignorance from others, I am now going for a holiday for the first time - in a bikini. \n\nGood luck, and may you find something that actually helps.
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I've had psoriasis on my scalp since I was a baby and my favorite shampoo is Neutrogena T-Gel (but it really reeks). Shampoo with tea tree oil might also help.\n\nI'm currently occasionally using a low-dose topical steroid on my scalp that has helped a bit, but you'll have to get a prescription for that.
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Proactive is the greatest invention I have ever come across. My brother had horrible acne and in a few weeks it cleared it up almost completely. He's tried all the commercial face washes, the poor decloggers, the oil removing wipes...everything. He tried 7 different typed of antibiotics. NOTHING worked. Eventually my mum thought "this can't hurt since nothing else has worked" and it worked wonders. Not the cheapest solution but definitely the best!
625192
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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Western and some Easterm medicine will only "mask" the symptoms with creams or ointments. If you're interested in ridding yourself of this, you may want to try looking into the product "Threelac". I've provided you with the link below.....Really READ about it first and do the saliva test! \n\nI'm currently on this program for my eczema problems which is a sister illness to psoriasis. Although I've recently sent out a question to this site about my condition, I'm still convinced that the problem lies within my intestines. I'm just curious to see what other people have to say about it....\n\nRegardless.....if you do decide to go with this program....I recommend these folks over any of the others....they are very helpful on the phone with any questions that (YOU WILL HAVE) during your cleanse......\n\nMuch success to you!\n\n:)\nPeace \n\nSource(s):
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i went to my doctor.(not a derm-regular doctor) but she said if the stuff she gave me didn't work i should go to the derm. she prescribed me w/ retin-a.(a cream) that i put on at night. also a pill i take twice a day. (minocyclin) i wash my face w/ proactiv every morning too. it really works and my face is the clearest it has ever been! but the meds that my doctor prescribed me make me very sensitive to the sun.(not the proactiv) so i really can't tan, but my face is clear! the retin-a also dries out ur skin a little. the proactiv helps w/ that tho. u should also drink lots of water and don't wash ur face to much b/c that can make ur face worse. i kno how u feel-it's embarassing. my self confidence had been really low too. i had a talk w/ my mom and that's when she suggested going to the doctor. i hope this helped and ur in my prayers hun!
994786
You need to speak to your dermatologist about it.  There are treatments, it's just a matter or trying them and finding one to help.
195250
i have tried both, and i like dermatological much better. there are tons of different kinds you can try, but i believe the best one that is suitable for all skin types comes in a pill form. it's actually quite amazing because it helps your skin all over your entire body instead of just your face. like if you get acne on your back or arms, it eliminates it. my doctor recommended it and it worked wonders when i needed it. good luck!!!
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Should be no connection.  There are many over the counter treatments for psoriasis, like even Selsun Blue shampoo has been known to help a little.  \n\nBut if you want real treatment, take it to a dermatologist.  He would have the strongest medicines.  \n\nBut as far as a connection with infertility, shouldn't be any.  If you feel heat down there, use an icepack down there whenever you feel really hot.
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I can't stress this enough- DERMOTALOGIST (SP)!!\n\nBefore visiting one, I had tried every acne medicine known to man and nothing worked. However, my doctor found the ABSOLUTE best, unheard of brand. You really should see one, looking at your type of skin alone they can determine what works best for you. \n\nbut if you're looking for a quick fix- Noxzema (sp) isn't bad at all!
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i have considered proactiv, but every time i almost get it, i remember how picky my skin is.  i don't use moisturizers, i don't get facials.  stuff like that KILLS my skin and i break out like mad.  there are a zillion different types of skin, and the type that accepts the combination of treatments that make up proactiv is an average of all the possible variations.  by using proactiv, you're really just putting your skin into a regimen (which is good and everyone should do anyway), with some common medicines and moisturizers (which CAN be good but aren't always).  anyway, you're not odd if it didn't work on you, but you're right to be disappointed and dissatisfied.  i think you just have to know your skin and treat it the way it wants to be treated.