Need help

• Need help by shahkumarinca on 11 Jan, 2010 02:12
• Hello,
  
  I am new here. I have tried serveral herbal medication for psoriasis.
  
  My friend recommended me to try Dr.Shah psoriasis treatment.
  
  But no luck. It turned out to be of no use. I have natural medicines are the best for psoriasis. Can someone please let me know the ones they would recommend.
  
  I am desparate. Please any feedback would be appreciated.
  
  Thanks.
• #1 by mangosink12572 on 11 Jan, 2010 09:02
• I had Psoriasis also and I asked around and found  in a Health Food store a product called: PSORIAFLORA - -The Natural Alternative for Psoriasis    it is $10.00 for a tube    It worked for me and I use it very little now  and being BALD helps - -I started using it before I shaved  my  head     Good Luck and let me know
• #2 by D.A.L.U.I. on 11 Jan, 2010 09:15
• I never found out about a mild case I had until some Dr. gave me a Beta blocker for borderline hypertension that is part of the package with Type II Diabetes.  Side effect--clearly stated is that the drug can aggravate psoriasis.
  Since then, I go to my dermatologist monthly--mine affects my fingernails and I also have plamoplantar psoriasis.  I have two topical lotions and about every four months I get a Kenalog injection.  Direct injections via a jet to the nail beds has controlled my fingernails.  That keeps it under control.  A dermatologist can differentiate between the various forms of psoriasis to provide the appropriate treatment.  The latest to provide relief is a laser light system.  It's an irritating problem, but rarely dangerous or life threatening.  What is it that Friedrich Nietzsche, said?, "What doesn't kill you makes you stronger!"  Well, when it comes to psoriasis for my part he got it wrong, it should be "What doesn't kill you, sure can piss you off! "  Sorry Friedrich it's just my opinion.