...feeling hopeful Flaym @flaym
How hopeful are you that your psoriasis will improve in the future, through medication or natural approaches?
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Flaym @flaym
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33 responses
Rosey @sue2023
There is no answer to this for me Mr flaym.I just go with the flow,hopibg it goes away of course,so is hope
Rosey @sue2023
Hoping too,can spell
Ellen @ellen4
Hi Flaym... medication to get it to a point of remission then healthy diet & less stress to keep it there....
john,Hulk @chewbacca
Mine has improved with Diet/lifestyle changes , the joints more noticed for me ,positive mindset does help too, You are what you eat and with a good mindset, you can help the body also :)
Christine @Chris51
Lost hope of finding a cure
Lorna Penner @lornapenner
Science has come along way in 50 yrs,,,,and Im sure they will also find a cure for ,"P" maybe not in my time but??? Who knows.
Sharon Hill @shill0626
I am 100% positive with the correct medication as it has happened to me.
john,Hulk @chewbacca
Hello Christine , i lost hope over 35 years ago for a cure,, There is hope to make it better though, Yes i think there will be a cure at some point but not in my life time as Lorna has just said about hers ,
Erica @Eri
I sure hope something good will come from the trials they are currently doing, as long as the researchers never stop looking for a cure or new medicines. Not to sound fatalistic but what does it help to worry about the future, anything can happen so best is to stay positive, watch our diets and stress levels and take each day as it comes. The future is not guaranteed anyway.
Justin @justin1
My Psoriasis is hereditary - it will never completely vanish.
But to calm it down, I use coconut oil!
Linda @justicejones
I have hope reading about methods that have helped others, it has really helped me adjust to getting this after 69 years of no sign of it.
dennis @dennisz
I'm most optimistic about personalized medicine - one day they will run my genome and know which treatment to use. Today they are working on these therapies for more serious diseases like cancer, but someday they'll get around to P and PsA...
gino @gino1
I am going to a Chinese medicine doctor who gave me acupuncture , cupping therapy and bleeding therapy and also herbs to take each day after ten days my psoriasis is very much improved . From being horrendous ten days ago it is so so much better , thank God !
Ann @ann8680
Cream from doctors doesn't help much
dave keyes @weasel
Just finished 6 months of phototherapy including taking acitretion tablets daily thankfully all psoriasis fully cleared after 20 years
john,Hulk @chewbacca
Thats good news Dave , fully cleared, must feel great :)
dave keyes @weasel
Yeah it feels like a weight off my shoulders. Great to be able to wear t shirts and shorts again. Still taking medication and using creams to prevent psoriasis reappearing.
Martha @martha8
Not to hopeful it seemed to be a bit better when we had the hot days but now that the weather is cooler the itch is back
Karin @karinm
I do not like p at all. But I have to accept that I have a genetic, incurable, unpredictable piece of rubbish. I wish there was something I could do that would give me a certain and durable outcome, but there isn't. Now live on.
Linda @justicejones
Yes it sure can be discouraging, but trying some of the methods that have helped other people gain some control
Let’s me know I am not alone, there are ways that work.
David @david41166
Quite positive. and it may be both medication and natural. Cheers to all.
Clint @NJClint
After years of meds and creams Lemon 🍋 gave me hope that this is beatable
IDA @ida1
I wake up with hope every day I am now on antibiotics for a infection on my lower legs doing the best I can.
Michelle @michelle1021
Hi Flaym. I try to keep it as natural as possible. The lifestyle changes has done it for me and I can manage my P. I do get extra spots but they usually disappear quick.
IDA @ida1
Had a bad day yesterday went for a Vein study for lower limbs as Lymphedema has attacked my legs could not walk or get on to the table my Arthritis also kicked in maybe the antibiotics are having an effect on me or Tramadol for pain at this point cannot think straight. Better days tomorrow
Sarah @sarahuk
I want to say I am very hopeful, but I am more hopeful of keeping it manageable than "getting rid" of it
Angela @angela1903
5 months, no red meat, dairy, caffeine, peppers. Very little sugar, more veggies. My skin is calm, the P is very, very slowly healing. I have spots almost everywhere. More on thighs, arms & backside. I'm now using a high strength vit e oil & a home uvb device. I've had P for 11 yrs, since age 49, have tried several drugs & nothing worked. Drugs are risky & can bring on other health issues. This different way of eating has made a very positive change to my skin. I miss all those foods, but it's worth the sacrifice. You have to stay positive & stay energized - life is still enjoyable, even w/a rash!! Sending love & energy to all my fellow P people!!
john,Hulk @chewbacca
So true Angela,glad you are improving, Hope people here take note of your comment thank you :)
Linda @justicejones
Thank you for sharing that Angela, there is hope for me!
IDA @ida1
so happy for your healing Angela. I was told there is a treatment with laser UVB light for this condition. Has anyone ever done this and does it help?
Carolyn @carolyn947
Definitely natural approaches! It's already working for me..I became vegetarian a year ago, then decided to cut out dairy as well (which I did 4months ago) My P improved so much! I make sure that I take iron & vitamin D supplements
Feeling positive
IDA @ida1
GOOD TO KNOW THANKS
leonard @leonard
Are now I do eat a lot of veg so maybe that's why I getting better
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