Most of my psoriasis is on my scalp (treated with lotion), with a couple of patches on my body, or my arms and legs over the years. Some people get it really, really bad, with large patches appearing all over their body. There’s no cure for it, though people are always working ...
carefreely traveling the world in pretty outfits. It’s hard to imagine that less than 2 years ago, however, I was sharing with you my photos and stories about my psoriasis. This is a story of my medical tourism in Mexico.
Psoriasisis a common skin condition that often appears on the scalp. It happens when an overactive immune system builds additional skin cells, which results in patches of itchy and dry skin. SeborrheicDermatitiscreates scales of dry skin which are inflamed and painful to the touch. This occurs ...
Dermatophyte infection may be mistaken for seborrhea, impetigo, or psoriasis. Tinea capitis may appear similar to alopecia areata, but scaling usually is absent in the latter. The presumptive diagnosis is made by direct microscopic examination of infected material. Areas to be examined should be ...
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Some symptoms, like chronic scalp psoriasis, were much more difficult to hide. As a visual embarrassment, my parents took much concern into the "dandruff" and applied many products to my scalp to fix the issue. Nothing helped, and many things made the lesions on my scalp burn and bleed. ...
I have really really sensitive skin (everything gives me a rash), and I’ve had problems with psoriasis/seborrhoeic dermatitis on my scalp since puberty. The no poo experiment seemed to completely enrage my scalp and everything around it. It took me weeks to get rid of the rash, with ...
Most patients with auto-immune disorders (such as Crohn’s Disease, Multiple sclerosis, Hashimoto’s, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Grave’s disease, Lupus, Psoriasis, Alopecia etc.) are put on a regimen of immunosuppressant drugs. Logically this makes sense, because the patient’s immune system is attac...