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I'm only 7 months into my diagnosis of psoriasis,eczema and dermatitis that up to now has affected my face,neck,shoulders and creases in my arms.

July 15, 2025
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Nail psoriasis is actually very common, affecting about 50% of people with psoriasis. Common signs include
- Pitting (small dents in nails)
- Discoloration or white spots
- Thickening or ridging
- Nail separation from the bed
- Changes in nail shape It's important to have your dermatologist examine your nails, as they'll Show Full Answer

Nail psoriasis is actually very common, affecting about 50% of people with psoriasis. Common signs include:
- Pitting (small dents in nails)
- Discoloration or white spots
- Thickening or ridging
- Nail separation from the bed
- Changes in nail shape It's important to have your dermatologist examine your nails, as they'll need to:
1. Rule out fungal infections (which can look similar)
2. Take nail scrapings if needed
3. Determine the best treatment approach

Nail psoriasis can also be an early indicator of psoriatic arthritis, so monitoring changes with your healthcare provider is important.

July 15, 2025

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