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That feeling of being "miffed" and not knowing what to do at first is so relatable — you're definitely not alone in that!

A MyPsoriasisTeam member shared that their psoriasis journey started in high school, noticing patches on their scalp. For a long time, they didn't realize how bad it was getting, with flaking eyebrows Show Full Answer

That feeling of being "miffed" and not knowing what to do at first is so relatable — you're definitely not alone in that!

A MyPsoriasisTeam member shared that their psoriasis journey started in high school, noticing patches on their scalp. For a long time, they didn't realize how bad it was getting, with flaking eyebrows, eyelashes, and a covered back — and they felt like they should be hiding. Looking back, here's what many members wish they'd done sooner:

- Be honest with your doctor — even about the uncomfortable stuff
- Track your flares and symptoms — write everything down
- Speak up if a treatment isn't working — there are options!
- Don't hide or run from yourself — easier said than done, but so worth it

The first step is always the hardest, but getting to a doctor and starting that conversation can make a real difference. You've already taken a great step just by reaching out! 💙

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