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Wilmington, MA
March 26, 2025
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Yes I did get a rash on my neck and chest my dermatologist told me it was exema but it went away in a couple of weeks

July 15, 2025
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Hello I had a week after the Skyrizi vaccine and I noticed more rash and plaques are more agressive and are expanding in the body, but as I said, I have only a week after the vaccine, so I hope in 2 or 3 weeks noticed and improvement as was in a comments before.

March 26, 2025
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One MyPsoriasisTeam member had a very positive experience with Skyrizi. After starting the medication, their itching stopped within two weeks and plaques began healing. After six weeks, their skin looked and felt noticeably better. Within six months, they experienced significant improvement including hair regrowth and clear Show Full Answer

One MyPsoriasisTeam member had a very positive experience with Skyrizi. After starting the medication, their itching stopped within two weeks and plaques began healing. After six weeks, their skin looked and felt noticeably better. Within six months, they experienced significant improvement including hair regrowth and clear skin. While Skyrizi generally helps improve psoriasis symptoms, it's important to note that like other biologics, it can have side effects. Some people may experience allergic reactions including hives and itching. Before starting Skyrizi, doctors typically check liver and kidney function to ensure it's safe for you. Always discuss any new symptoms with your healthcare provider.

March 26, 2025

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