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Sun-17-07-2016, 22:24 PM
Hi all,
Another new member here, I'm Abz (Abdul) from just outside of Birmingham (UK). Now I myself am not a sufferer of Psoriasis but my wife is.
I've joined basically to get a better understanding of this condition and maybe some advice when it comes to treatments, etc.
About my wife, she's 26 years old and has suffered with psoriasis for around 10 years it initially started as scalp psoriasis but within the last 1-2 years she now has arthritis and plantar fasciitis due to the psoriasis, and now the psoriasis has spread to legs arms and torso. It really is getting her down and I will do absolutely anything to help.
We've been to the Dr's many times and tried all their lotions and potions. A while back she was on Methotrexate but this caused her hair to start falling out, bruising easily and generally feeling run down so she's stopped taking it. They have offered her Humeira injections but, she believes the Methotrexate was poison enough she doesn't want to inject anything.
The arthritis is really getting her down as she says she feels much older than she is and might not be able to go through another pregnancy with the pains she's experiencing.
Ideally she would like to go down a natural treatment route, but which one??? I've done so much reading and research on the internet my eyes have turned square and I no longer know the difference between which is genuine and which is a scam.
I did come across one cream that seemed to be a wonder cream every review I read was positive, results within days, all natural (and legal) ingrediants, very very reasonably priced (some moisturizers are dearer), some people saying you only need to apply the cream two or 3 times a year!!!! This sounded like most of my wifes' answers in a tub, but and it's a big but, the EU bufoons banned this cream from being produced and sold in Europe. I even contacted the manufacturers thinking they may sell the product outside of the EU, but no they've stopped making it altogether.
Some of you may know it or have tried it Potters Psorasolv, if anyone has tried it please can you tell me the results you got, if they're as good as I've read I will buy the ingredients or travel the earth to get them and mix it myself that's how much I want to help my wife.
Anyway, apologies for the long first post, I hope you guys don't mind that I'm not a psoriasis sufferer myself, but I look forward to speaking and getting on with you all.
Kindest regards
Abz
Another new member here, I'm Abz (Abdul) from just outside of Birmingham (UK). Now I myself am not a sufferer of Psoriasis but my wife is.
I've joined basically to get a better understanding of this condition and maybe some advice when it comes to treatments, etc.
About my wife, she's 26 years old and has suffered with psoriasis for around 10 years it initially started as scalp psoriasis but within the last 1-2 years she now has arthritis and plantar fasciitis due to the psoriasis, and now the psoriasis has spread to legs arms and torso. It really is getting her down and I will do absolutely anything to help.
We've been to the Dr's many times and tried all their lotions and potions. A while back she was on Methotrexate but this caused her hair to start falling out, bruising easily and generally feeling run down so she's stopped taking it. They have offered her Humeira injections but, she believes the Methotrexate was poison enough she doesn't want to inject anything.
The arthritis is really getting her down as she says she feels much older than she is and might not be able to go through another pregnancy with the pains she's experiencing.
Ideally she would like to go down a natural treatment route, but which one??? I've done so much reading and research on the internet my eyes have turned square and I no longer know the difference between which is genuine and which is a scam.
I did come across one cream that seemed to be a wonder cream every review I read was positive, results within days, all natural (and legal) ingrediants, very very reasonably priced (some moisturizers are dearer), some people saying you only need to apply the cream two or 3 times a year!!!! This sounded like most of my wifes' answers in a tub, but and it's a big but, the EU bufoons banned this cream from being produced and sold in Europe. I even contacted the manufacturers thinking they may sell the product outside of the EU, but no they've stopped making it altogether.
Some of you may know it or have tried it Potters Psorasolv, if anyone has tried it please can you tell me the results you got, if they're as good as I've read I will buy the ingredients or travel the earth to get them and mix it myself that's how much I want to help my wife.
Anyway, apologies for the long first post, I hope you guys don't mind that I'm not a psoriasis sufferer myself, but I look forward to speaking and getting on with you all.
Kindest regards
Abz