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Some people with psoriasis do use oregano oil, though it's not super common. A few MyPsoriasisTeam members have shared positive experiences, like finding relief after adding it to baths or mixing it into creams. However, there's no solid scientific research confirming it works for psoriasis. As for combining it with a Show Full Answer

Some people with psoriasis do use oregano oil, though it's not super common. A few MyPsoriasisTeam members have shared positive experiences, like finding relief after adding it to baths or mixing it into creams. However, there's no solid scientific research confirming it works for psoriasis. As for combining it with a prescription like triamcinolone, that's a conversation to have with a dermatologist first. Here's what's worth knowing before trying oregano oil:

- Always dilute it with a carrier oil (like coconut or olive oil) — about 3 drops per tablespoon
- Do a patch test on clear skin before applying it to affected areas
- Avoid using it directly on active flares
- It may not be safe if you're pregnant, breastfeeding, or taking blood thinners

The FDA considers oregano oil generally safe, but it's not regulated like medications, so quality can vary between brands.

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