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Several supplements are commonly used by people with psoriatic arthritis to help manage symptoms. Here are the main ones to consider:

• Turmeric/Curcumin - Has anti-inflammatory properties that may help reduce pain, stiffness and inflammation. Many MyPsoriasisTeam members report benefits for joint pain.

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Several supplements are commonly used by people with psoriatic arthritis to help manage symptoms. Here are the main ones to consider:

• Turmeric/Curcumin - Has anti-inflammatory properties that may help reduce pain, stiffness and inflammation. Many MyPsoriasisTeam members report benefits for joint pain.

• Fish Oil/Omega-3s - May help with both skin and joint symptoms. Can be taken as supplements or obtained through eating fatty fish like salmon and tuna.

• Vitamin D - Levels can be checked through a simple blood test to determine if supplementation is needed. Important safety notes before starting any supplements:

• Always consult your healthcare provider first
• Supplements are not regulated by the FDA like medications
• Do not use supplements as a replacement for prescribed medications
• Some supplements can interact with medications or be dangerous in high doses
• What works for one person may not work for another

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