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Manage Scaly Patches in Uncomfortable Places

Psoriasis can pop up in some sensitive areas like your groin, genitals, and armpits. Here’s what your dermatologist will suggest to calm flares.

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Hairstyle Tips for Severe Scalp Psoriasis

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Taking off dead skin helps treatments work, and can make you feel better about how you look. Here are the best ways to do it.

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