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[Fred]

Allot of people say  stress brings this on. Does anyone else follow this theory?

Yes it's a well known fact that stress has a huge influence on psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis.

Might have to dabble at some meditation then    Can't do no harm I guess!

I can recommend the [Group Specific] to relieve stress.

[jiml]

Yes the flushes make your face go bright red, altough mine aren't as severe these days and often pass without much redness

[ConLFC]

Yes the flushes make your face go bright red, altough mine aren't as severe these days and often pass without much redness  

I'm Irish and very white, all summer I have a very pink hue even get burned on cloudy days ha 

[ConLFC]

Allot of people say  stress brings this on. Does anyone else follow this theory?

Yes it's a well known fact that stress has a huge influence on psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis.

Might have to dabble at some meditation then    Can't do no harm I guess!

I can recommend the [Group Specific] to relieve stress.

Cheers!  Was just on my way there!

[Caroline]

Yes the flushes make your face go bright red, altough mine aren't as severe these days and often pass without much redness  

Basically it is really fun getting so red, hi hi, most people are going to start looking very oddly at you.
And it is not only your head, after your head has turned red and warm, the rest of your body will follow.

Fumaderm is known for the cramps, if you are going to use them you should take them after or during a meal and with some yoghurt.

[jiml]

Yes the flushes make your face go bright red, altough mine aren't as severe these days and often pass without much redness  

I'm Irish and very white, all summer I have a very pink hue even get burned on cloudy days ha 

now you are over 10 posts you can view the journals [Group Specific] she is from Ireland

[ConLFC]

Yes the flushes make your face go bright red, altough mine aren't as severe these days and often pass without much redness  

I'm Irish and very white, all summer I have a very pink hue even get burned on cloudy days ha 

now you are over 10 posts you can view the journals  [Group Specific] she is from Ireland

I will read this also!

[jiml]

Yes the flushes make your face go bright red, altough mine aren't as severe these days and often pass without much redness  

I'm Irish and very white, all summer I have a very pink hue even get burned on cloudy days ha 

now you are over 10 posts you can view the journals  [Group Specific] she is from Ireland

I will read this also!

You are going to be busy

[ConLFC]

Yes the flushes make your face go bright red, altough mine aren't as severe these days and often pass without much redness  

I'm Irish and very white, all summer I have a very pink hue even get burned on cloudy days ha 

now you are over 10 posts you can view the journals  [Group Specific] she is from Ireland

I will read this also!

You are going to be busy

This is all good reading as far as I'm concerned..

[Kat]

Glad to hear you're keeping an open mind regarding treatment. As Jim said, one of the great things about the forum here is getting knowledge so that when you are talking to your doctor you can have a discussion instead of just walking out with whatever they recommend. As for the starting diagnosis being eczema, that isn't uncommon. I was treated by my regular doctor for eczema for quite some time before he sent me to a dermatologist who diagnosed me with psoriasis. Although it seems that it was a dermatologist that gave you the eczema diagnosis first, but even then I think it's a common misdiagnosis.

I don't think I'll even attempt to join you, Caroline and Jim on the work outs! I'd really slow you guys up as my workouts are fairly lame.

Good luck and I look forward to following your progress!