Dovonex and Dovobet

[aughawillen]

I have faithfully applied Doveobet in cream and in fluid on psoriasis for the past four or five years or so, I never had psoarisis before and developed this at about 55 yrs of age, I related this to stress working in Wirral Borough Council call center which was worse than torture. I suffered the ordeal for 9 years. I have left now. However, to get to the point, the more Dovobet I have been prescribed the worse the psoriasis, which covers my lover and upper limbs, backside and my arms. The psoriasis has never been on my chest or back, but only on my arms. Up to last week, skin was so red and sore and peeling off, I found an old bottle of cod liver oil in the cupboard, I though what to loose, I applied this smelly old stuff on arms and legs one time, just so I could get some sleep. I was burning up. Also my friend has psoriasis and is given Donovex as part of his treatment. I said let me have some, can't be any worse that this suffering.  I have applied the Dovonex twice a day for about 8 days, The red burning and scales and rough skin dust has ceased, the area on which I apply, is still pinkish, but the skin is suddenly very smooth, it still itch, but I notice almost white patches of normal slkin where last week was red and bloody and scales, Reading about Dovobet and my experience is that this has been the greater cause of the psoriasis, this application has actually increased the severity of symptoms of psoriiasis, Reading about Dovobex, which I have borrowed, this is a vitamin D substitute, but Is cod liver oli also vitamin D.  All I can say is that The Dovonex is working very much better in recent days that Dovobet has in the five years I have been using.  Is anyone who might read this post experienced clearup using the Dovonex  ?  Is the cod liver oil, I used in despair have anything to do with clearing this ? I doubt it has anything to do with leaving the council, I am still traumatised having had to endure this suffering in a call center. I really really hated it, but I suppose having no alternative you have to do something.  I thought some days I was going to die, having to listen to the rubbish these people in Wirral talk about. I suppose not being a native to North West is no help, I native to South London where we have better things to do than call the council about a bit of litter in Liscard. I don't know what  I suffered the worse the torture of psoriasis or the torture of working for Wirral Borough Council.