You may be able to manage mild psoriasis by keeping your skin moisturized and minimizing your time in the sun. However, see your doctor if your psoriasis is painful or really bothers you.
It is possible that if you treat the immunological and endocrinological diseases that your hair may grow back. I would consult an endocrinologist or immunologist about your hair loss.
Stretch your calf and Achilles tendon to relieve the pain. Try laying on the bed with your knees straight and your legs extended. Put a towel, belt, or band underneath...
If you think you have an infection and it doesn't go away in a day or two after soaking your feet and using an antifungal cream to treat the symptoms,...
Usually, psoriasis looks like thick, red patches of skin that tend to be scaly. It can occur anywhere, but it most frequently shows up on the skin outside of joints,...
If you just have mild psoriasis, you may be able to treat it by keeping the area moisturized, using salicylic acid, or even getting a little sun.However, if your psoriasis...
There are a few at-home methods you can try. Most often, I recommend topical salicylic acid. The product comes in a number of different brands and can be found at...
