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I've learned there are different forms of it from plaque to pustular to guttate etc. So I'm wondering if people withPsA get a certain type of psoriasis more often with it.

December 12, 2025
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A MyPsoriasisTeam Member

I was lucky that my PS disappeared by 17 with the aid of the ocean. Now stuck with everything in the Arthritis department. I never knew of anything other then Plaque Psoriasis. Back then all I had was Cortisone injections! Testing through blood, X Rays, MRI and CT scans can show what you really have. Start with base pictures and tests for the progression of any disease. Do not wait until the damage is uncontrollable! Ask family of their background history. BUT read the small print! The cure might be worse than the disease!

December 13, 2025
A MyPsoriasisTeam Member

I got plaque psoriasis first, then pustular, then years later PSA. Then inverse psoriasis which comes and goes according to my ability to process histamine and grains. I take desiccated kidney pills and it keeps my inverse psoriasis from rearing its ugly head. Works amazingly well. Last night I had regular deep dish pizza. No reaction. I will never be without it and the other beef organ pills I take. Healing my gut has been a game changer.

December 21, 2025
A MyPsoriasisTeam Member

Helli, I have plaque psoriasis with my PSA hiwever, it can also come with pustular and other types as well. My psoriasis seems to be expanding anf now starts to affect.my left foot. I get sausage toes now on my last 2 toes on my left foot. So just be ready for anything is all that I can say.

December 12, 2025
A MyPsoriasisTeam Member

I have predominantly inverse psoriasis, but also scalp and nail psoriasis. It can occur in my ears, behind my ears, groin, genitals, face, and feet.
My PsA impacts my knees the most, but also have major issues with enthesitis. I can get pain in my ankles, elbows, shoulder, back, neck, and fingers

December 19, 2025

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