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I have "weeping" inverse psoriasis with intense itching

March 31
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A MyPsoriasisTeam Member

Not OTC but the Zoryve @A MyPsoriasisTeam Member mentioned stopped my inverse psoriasis in "sensitive" areas. I tried everything in that area that was OTC and NOTHING worked. The Zoryve started working very quickly and after 2 weeks of application it was gone and has not returned.
I agree, though, I have never had weeping with my inverse Ps, the doctor said if it was weeping it was not likely PsA.

Zoryve required a PA but my insurance did cover it.

April 1
A MyPsoriasisTeam Member

The dermatologist diagnosed me with inverse psoriasis. It is in the private area skin folds. He has been unable to really help.He thought that I had developed a yeast infection with the weeping. I went to my MD and the med she prescribed me didn't help. It is raw, painful, but I wake up at night scratching because of the itch. During the day, I can pretty much control it .

April 1
A MyPsoriasisTeam Member

Thanks for confirming that James, I didn't want to point you out by name but that's what I was referring to that you had mentioned. I figure it is best to come directly from you to say how it affected you. I think this should be useful information hopefully for Shirley to consider.

April 1
A MyPsoriasisTeam Member

Thank you

April 1
A MyPsoriasisTeam Member

Thank you for your suggestions. They sound worth a try. Jim Shepherd -I am glad for you. Thank you for your reply. I have tried so many things that don't work, that I am getting frustrated.

April 1

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