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After decades without significant plaques, I’ve started getting psoriasis on my scalp again. It’s so itchy! Treating with salicylic acid, which reduces flakes and really eases the itching. Im hoping it will eventually go.

July 23, 2025
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A MyPsoriasisTeam Member

Oh that’s interesting to know. I will try that in addition to the sheet. Thanks

July 24, 2025
A MyPsoriasisTeam Member

I have a grounding mat but barefoot outside in morning sun worked so much faster.

July 23, 2025
MyPsoriasisTeam

Scalp psoriasis can be incredibly uncomfortable, with itching being one of the most bothersome symptoms. You're not alone - many people with psoriasis report intense scalp itching, especially at night. Using salicylic acid is a good approach, as it helps loosen scales and reduce itchiness.

Here are some additional Show Full Answer

Scalp psoriasis can be incredibly uncomfortable, with itching being one of the most bothersome symptoms. You're not alone - many people with psoriasis report intense scalp itching, especially at night. Using salicylic acid is a good approach, as it helps loosen scales and reduce itchiness.

Here are some additional strategies that may help manage scalp psoriasis:
- TheraNeem Scalp Therapy products for scalp relief
- Benadryl for nighttime itch relief
- Regular exercise and good sleep habits
- Vitamin D supplements
- Fish oil supplements to help reduce inflammation Important caution: Scratching due to itchiness can lead to temporary hair loss and increased inflammation in affected areas. While it may feel good momentarily to scratch, this can actually worsen symptoms and create a cycle of irritation. Work with your healthcare provider to find the right combination of treatments for long-term relief.

July 23, 2025

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