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September 6, 2025
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The texture of my hair changed and I had less curl . I am taking Ilymianow and it seems to be coming back to normal

September 8, 2025
A MyPsoriasisTeam Member

I did use a shampoo for a very short along with managing stress. The hair loss appeared to be only on the right side.

September 7, 2025
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Psoriasis can affect your hair in three main ways:

1. Buildup and inflammation - Psoriasis plaques on the scalp can plug hair follicles and cause inflammation that leads to hair loss

2. Physical damage - Scratching and picking at itchy scalp psoriasis can break hairs and damage follicles

3. Stress-related - The chronic Show Full Answer

Psoriasis can affect your hair in three main ways:

1. Buildup and inflammation - Psoriasis plaques on the scalp can plug hair follicles and cause inflammation that leads to hair loss

2. Physical damage - Scratching and picking at itchy scalp psoriasis can break hairs and damage follicles

3. Stress-related - The chronic stress of living with psoriasis can trigger additional hair loss The good news is that hair loss from psoriasis is usually temporary and can improve with proper treatment. Treatment options include:

• Topical steroids to reduce inflammation
• Medicated shampoos containing salicylic acid or coal tar
• Biologic medications for severe cases
• Hair vitamins to support regrowth
• Managing stress levels

The key is working with your dermatologist to get your psoriasis under control. Many people find their hair grows back once the underlying psoriasis inflammation is properly treated.

September 6, 2025

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