I am going to a naturapath and he has recommended a gluten free diet for my psoriasus

Thank you for your info regarding vitamin D. I see my dr. in 2 weeks i'll ask her about it.

I actually read a study that showed a link between vitamin D deficiency and psoriasis. I have added vitamin D to my vitamin supplements, I also use a topical vitamin D cream prescribed by my dermatologist, which helps but is a huge pain to apply to every single patch. Ask you doctor how much vitamin D you should take especially because your deficient. It's critical for your bones and your immune system, and it could possibly help your psoriasis!

try pert plus

I absolutely think vitamin D plays a part in psoriasis! Just make sure you get your vitamin D from natural sources...

I was getting B12 shots monthly. When it came due for December I had to cancell because I was sick. I had a flare up. It never occurred to me that it might be connected to psoriasis. I am scheduled for a shot on 1/10/17. I'll keep an eye on it.

Hello! I actually have a lot of psorias on my scalp and inside my ears and I've gotten it lately on my chest area and upper arms. I started getting it on my eyelids but I kept them moisterised all that reaaaaally helped me. I understood that if you treat the problem before it blossoms it really helps. Mine is gone (for now) on the eyelids and I hope for every but who knows.. I also have a little around my nose and the only thing that helps there is also to keep it moistorised. Take care and good luck!

I have never used anything cause my doctor told me it's not gonna make it disapear forever, so it's better to let it stay as part of you, and accept that it won't dissapear.

That isn't always true. It can have other causes. Just because something helped for you doesn't mean it'll help everyone and is the only cause.

At the first question from her. Normally she said what is it? and I explain psoriasis to her (+ Wikipedia's link) :D