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I found it v useful last year when my scalp psoriasis suddenly flared up for the first time in 40yrs (- probably stress related). The itch was terrible and I could feel the build up of scales on my scalp. I used salicylic acid in a cream especially for psoriasis bought over the counter. From first application it eased the itching. It reduced the flakes too. A year later I can’t see or feel the patches, but occasionally it gets itchy so I reapply as needed. However, reducing the stress and eating healthier with minimal processed sugar has helped.
I have a few spots face and I’m using salicylic acid. It’s working
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Yes, salicylic acid is highly effective for treating psoriasis symptoms. It works as an anti-inflammatory agent and helps shed the outer layer of skin cells, softening and removing scales or plaques. It's so effective that the National Psoriasis Foundation recommends it as a first-line treatment.
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