Psoriasis isn’t just a skin disease. It can affect your organs, your body’s systems, and even your emotions.
Separate the rumors from the facts with this helpful guide on what is true and what isn't about psoriasis.
There are three main types of light therapy used to soothe dry, scaly skin.
Put an end to the itch-scratch cycle. The key is to treat your psoriasis and keep your skin moisturized.
Which at-home treatments work best to soothe psoriasis flares?
It’s normal to feel sleepy with psoriasis. But there are many things you can do to combat the mental and physical tiredness from your condition.
The itching, pain, and depression associated with psoriasis can all rob you of a good night’s rest. What changes can help?
Here's how to tell if your psoriasis treatment is meeting the requirements it should or if it's time to try something else.
Before deciding on a treatment plan, your doctor will ask some important questions, including how much of your body is affected.
Systemic treatments can be more effective and convenient than topical psoriasis creams.
Psoriasis can cause varying levels of pain for some people. Here’s a look at how you can manage them.
How do severe psoriasis symptoms differ from mild or moderate ones, and what are the four categories of treatments?
Here are the latest recommendations by doctors to treat psoriasis that span into a new era of medicine.
Learn if there are certain foods that could improve your psoriasis or if there are diets that could be making your skin condition worse.
Stress can trigger a psoriasis flare, so take a beat and practice good self-care.
Funky nails aren’t necessarily a fungus. What are the signs you have nail psoriasis? And what makes nails stronger and healthier?
It's important to surround yourself with a strong network of those who are on your side when going through treatment for psoriasis.
Follow these beauty tips for gently covering up your psoriasis flare-ups to help you move through your day with more confidence.
Fissures, or patches of skin that crack open due to psoriasis, can be painful. Here’s how to seal them and protect your skin.
When psoriasis shows up on your legs, here are some tips and tricks to cover it up and keep it under wraps.
Psoriasis can pop up almost anywhere including your hands, feet, lips, and scalp. Here's how to treat it.
Scientists can use living cells grown in a lab to make powerful drugs to calm psoriasis symptoms.
Want to cover patches of dry skin? Have redness? Afraid of a reaction to products? Here's a good start to your psoriasis-friendly makeup routine.
From drugstore buys to in-office treatments, these treatments may help your dry, flaky scalp.
The type of fabric you wear and the ingredients in your laundry detergent can make your psoriasis worse.
The change in seasons may have something to do with the severity of your psoriasis. What can you do when your condition flares?
