Comments on: How Psoriasis patients are managing their condition

By: Wendy

Wendy — Tue, 13 Dec 2011 05:04:20 +0000

I tried everything the doctor suggested and finally tried my own remedy. I lathered on bag balm for dryness and CampoPhenique for itching – it healed within a couple months…

By: Dheeraj Sharma

Dheeraj Sharma — Thu, 20 Oct 2011 06:10:19 +0000

Hi All,
I am Dheeraj i was 7 year old when my dad figure out something wrong was going on with my skin ,On first analysis from doc it was clear that this was all mighty sprosisis ,i was not aware of wht it was ,as wht u could expect from 7 year old kid to understand all this crap .But as i grow up it was painfull to see people going away from me . Many use to treat me like i was not belong to be with them .But as time passed i learend to live with this .today i am 25 and still i am fighting with this .
As most of u know there is no cure for this in alopathic but it can be cure from ayurvedic but only if u get some nice vedh. one more thing which i notice in this is u can not take same medicine for longer time period .when ever u will change treatment ur body will reflect tremendous improvment but after some time it will become stable and again it will start incresing. It mean one of the way to control this is by changing ur treatment cont. The only thing u can have in this is fath in god which wil start fadding as will pass .

By: Esther Townes

Esther Townes — Mon, 03 Oct 2011 06:33:23 +0000

Age: 66 years old:- After 2-3 years, my skin condition was diagnosed as psoriasis by a podiatrist; he saw it on both soles of my feet, then checked I had scaliness in a patch of my hair, palms of my hands, tips of elbow (left), knee (right), and in my left big toenail. I did! I also have arthritis in an (xrayed) spur in a sports-damaged left ankle, which was giving me sharp gout pains at night and stiffness in the morning. I cannot wear heels on shoes any more. No itchiness of skin, unless I ‘abuse’ the skin with harshness: fertiliser, chlorine or similar. Cortisone cream doesn’t work for me. THIS EXTERNAL TREATMENT WORKS FOR ME: Pinetarsol or salycylic acid 50/50 with white parrafin remove scale, but leave redness. I now use Borax Powder to wash affected areas once a day (it will bleach your hair golder!)- sprinkle grains on skin and rub under water; then I lather my palms and feet with Aloe Vera Cream with Vit E (Palmers Brand – NO fragrances, or petroleum etc), and cover my feet in socks, and my hands in white cotton gloves. INTERNAL: Krill Capsules (Omega 3 + antioxidant called astaxanthin) have all but STOPPED gouty pains and morning stiffness (and allow me to drink 2 glasses of red wine if I want!); Vegetable Soup (for Organic Sodium)+ coriander or parsley herbs for lunch; very little sugar, salt and almost NO processed foods in diet. Other supplements – rose hip syrup, calcium citrate with Vit D, and now Vital 3 on occasions. I believe in resting the body sometimes from supplements. Fish is best (deep sea); red meat is worst! Nightshade vegetables in moderation. Housework and gardening in well-fitted shoes for exercise. Natural Health Remedies are a lottery depending on your genetics – I hope this will work for some of you at least. Maybe we should all be classified according to Chinese Medicine Test of Five Elements!

By: PsoriasisFood

PsoriasisFood — Tue, 03 May 2011 05:52:43 +0000

I’ve been dealing with Psoriasis on and off for about 30 years. I’ve had some good success lately in managing my Psoriasis through diet. You can see what I’m doing on my blog…

By: sandeep

sandeep — Thu, 31 Mar 2011 06:43:09 +0000

hi, i m suffering from psorisis last 10 years, i take medicine but not removing psorisis parmanently. help me….