hil wrote:Hi I am new to this forum...My trigger was my brothers fatal accident and steadily got worse during a very destructive relationship of 15 years...I had the strength to finally finish that relationship with the help of my now wonderful husband...It is slowly getting better, I have it on my elbows and one knee, but the worse part is having it under all of my toe nails and 4 of my finger nails..I would like some information on how I could possibly treat my nails as my GP says there is nothing I can do.
I thought I had p under my nails it turned outhil wrote:Hi Nick
I have been to a dermatologist at the hospital and he confirmed I had P under my nails...
I only had it under 2 nails then but it has spread to all of my toe nails and 4 of my finger nails over the years..
I will have a look at that website...Anything that can I help I will try..
I really don't like having my nails look the way they do and they are painful at times..
waffnap wrote:Is it a dead cert that if you have P you are guaranteed to get Arthritis I always worry about this, or does it depend on what type of P you have?
Jules
Paul wrote:waffnap wrote:Is it a dead cert that if you have P you are guaranteed to get Arthritis I always worry about this, or does it depend on what type of P you have?
Jules
Someone plaese tell me that this is not necessarily true!, I have read that there are possible links, but surely its not that dead certain is it?
Paul LAMER-SCAM-WEB-PAGE
JUST HAD A FLARE UP NOW!!!!! AAAARRRRGGHHH!!!
Paul wrote:Thank ggaaawwwd for that!!, a nice thing to here this morning!!,
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Has anyone ever tried risotriene? I discovered a health website called http://www.healthy-living.org/html/psoriasis.html, apparently risotriene along with many other health products like the '8 day cleanse' etc have done wonders for many psoriasis sufferers, there's alot of very well researched and educated info there, alot of info regarding the immune system and parasites which could be a major cause for psoriasis,
Going back to the original subject!!, my original trigger (to what I was told was eczema) was when one of my legs was in a cast after a snowboarding accident about 6-7 years ago, when my cast came off there was a small itchy red flaky/scaley patch which I assumed was a harmless rash brought on by the cast that would soon go away, and has spread and got worse ever since, I have been given dozens of creams to treat "eczema", some of them helped for a short while but ultimately it always came back with a vengance,
Have been living quite healthy the last few days, exercising and staying away from nightshades and sweets, red meat etc, and my legs have been behaving themselves!!, rock on!!
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