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Or what they're having a flare of more than just saying that they are, I ask because then we can better help you if we can relate to and have suggestions for what you're dealing with. Thank you in advance...

December 13, 2025
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Members strongly supported a request for new members to share more specific details about their conditions and symptoms, agreeing that knowing... Read more

Members strongly supported a request for new members to share more specific details about their conditions and symptoms, agreeing that knowing whether someone is dealing with psoriasis plaques, joint pain, or specific flares helps the community offer more targeted advice and encouragement. Several members responded by opening up about their own journeys, including decades-long battles with psoriatic arthritis and ankylosing spondylitis, multiple failed biologics, surgeries, and the invisible daily pain that others cannot see. A recurring theme was the power of community connection beyond just medical advice, with members sharing natural remedies like coconut oil, beef tallow, bone broth, collagen supplements, eliminating inflammatory foods, and the importance of finding joy and friendship in the group even on the hardest days.

A MyPsoriasisTeam Member

Jessica, getting a filtering shower head helped my skin. I also detoxed my life. House and food. Everything took time but it's so worth it in the long run. Look into inflammatory foods and cut those out where you can. This is an inflammatory disease foods heavy with gluten and grain throws coal on the fire..

December 14, 2025
A MyPsoriasisTeam Member

That is something that brings me joy to hear. We are all Brothers & Sisters here..

December 14, 2025
A MyPsoriasisTeam Member

I have both Ankylosing spondylitis and psoriatic arthritis. I've been on biological for years . The only times in years when I had the least amount of pain was when I was on prednisone. Now I'm at the point of pain where I ve had two back surgeries and my neck is so bad my Neurologist thinks surgery could create more problems. I never know when I wake up what the day will bring. Not only can the pain change from day to day but it changes where it is during the day. Now I have added skin problems. I'm sooo tired sometimes. It's been a long slow progression for years. I've been on Humara, Enbrel, humara again, a couple years of remacade infusions, Skyrizi, and now Methotrexate. Also Otezla. I'm 75 now and a determined person. Still upright and pushing through. My rheumatologist is going to drop the Otezla for something new. What's really hard is people even those who know you can't see the turmoil going on inside you. Well it was nice to get that off my chest. ๐Ÿ™‚

December 13, 2025
A MyPsoriasisTeam Member

Day #10 of new collegen. Less popping from ankles and knees. Huzzah

January 8
A MyPsoriasisTeam Member

Jessica, I'm seeing a lot recently about beef tallow. They say applying that to the psoriasis really helps it. It depends how widespread it is though I guess. I would check and see online the plus and minus of beef Tallow use for this before you do anything. But I'm sure that could be a natural help or relief in a big way for that. It's worth giving it a try I would think if many people are claiming it is useful.

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