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Members shared their personal experiences with psoriasis going away, pointing to treatments like methotrexate, light therapy, steroid creams,... Read more
Mine has gone away after quite a long time on methotrexate for psoriatic arthritis. The pain and inflexibility from that has largely gone away too. About 18 months now on mtx
Why don't I have psoriasis anymore?
It sounds like you may be experiencing remission, which is when psoriasis symptoms temporarily disappear. This is actually a normal part of living with psoriasis.
Psoriasis is a chronic, lifelong condition that cycles between periods of remission (when symptoms clear up) and flare-ups Show Full Answer
My Ps disappeared at 17 from being a baby. Salt water and sunshine! PsA now in my hand only. Then only if I eat potato chips or French Fries! Still on Methotrexate=4 pills of the smallest dose pill. I will not complain!
TayKesslerBale, looks to me like it could be a combination of things that helped your immune system get back on track so to speak. I hope it continues for some time for you. I've gone decades with seeming like there was no issue and now in my later years as we all know our bodies change it has flared back up. Sad but true. Stress doesn't help ever at any age also.
My question was rhetorical. I allowed the AI here to answer it because I assumed it would default to trying to place a square peg in a round hole, which it didn't disappoint in doing. My psoriasis is gone, or cured, because of heavy supplementation with Omega-3 fatty acids, nothing else. It's a claim the AI would argue against if I had posed it that way...🙄
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