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Some members of MyPsoriasisTeam have shared their experiences with Lyme disease and psoriatic arthritis (PsA). One member mentioned that their PsA symptoms worsened after having Lyme disease, stating, “My PsA was very mild and undiagnosed (had Sjögren’s and RA diagnosis only) until a few months after Lyme.” Another member Show Full Answer

Some members of MyPsoriasisTeam have shared their experiences with Lyme disease and psoriatic arthritis (PsA). One member mentioned that their PsA symptoms worsened after having Lyme disease, stating, “My PsA was very mild and undiagnosed (had Sjögren’s and RA diagnosis only) until a few months after Lyme.” Another member expressed concerns about their antibiotic prescription for Lyme disease interfering with their biologic treatment for PsA.

If you have both conditions, it's important to discuss your treatment plan with your doctor to manage both effectively.

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