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How to Manage Psoriasis as You Age

Psoriasis is a lifelong condition, which means you may need to adjust your management and treatment plan over time. Here’s what you need to know about caring for aging skin, reducing your risk of related conditions, and staying healthy as you get older if you have psoriasis.

8 Foods That Might Cause Psoriasis Flare-ups

Research has yet to confirm a link between diet and psoriasis. But some psoriasis patients find that eliminating certain foods helps to clear their symptoms.

How to Spot and Treat Inverse Psoriasis

Inverse psoriasis causes painful lesions in skin folds and is hard to treat because these areas are sensitive. Find out more about this type of psoriasis.

How Psoriasis Affects Your Whole Body

Psoriasis affects more than your skin. The overactive immune system and inflammation throughout your body can contribute to a host of health complications.

What Is Scalp Psoriasis?

Scalp psoriasis can be confused with dandruff. It may itch and become easily irritated during a flare. Learn more about psoriasis of the scalp.

10 Ways to Navigate Psoriasis at Work

Psoriasis can create many challenges on the job, especially when you have flares. Here’s how to deal with common work-related situations and manage psoriasis.

The Consumer’s Guide to Biologics for Psoriasis

Biologic medications treat psoriasis from the inside out, blocking the immune system’s inflammatory response. If you’re considering switching to a biologic, find out what to expect, how much biologics cost, what to ask your doctor, and more.

Do You Take Off Your Shirt at the Beach?

People with psoriasis may feel anxious and self-conscious about exposing their skin in public spaces, but there are ways to build up confidence.

The Consumer’s Guide to JAK Inhibitors for Psoriasis

Deucravacitinib (Sotyktu) is the first U.S. Food and Drug Administration–approved JAK inhibitor for treating psoriasis. Here’s what to know about this one-of-a-kind treatment option.

Psoriasis Causes and Treatment

Psoriasis is caused by a faulty immune system. Treatments include topical medicines, light therapy, systemic drugs like biologics, and home remedies.

Types of Psoriasis

Plaque psoriasis is the most common type of psoriasis. Other types are guttate, pustular, inverse, erythrodermic, scalp, and nail. Read on for more.

When Psoriasis Affects Your Face

Psoriasis can affect the hairline, ears, the skin around the eyes, and the area below the nose. Luckily, treatment options have expanded.
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