Any cure for psoriasis

Answer 1

Psoriatic arthritis is very similar in many ways to rheumatoid arthritis. although often the inflamation and swelling caused by it is alot more serious and usually very painful.

As with all types of arthritis, there is no 'cure' - that is, there is no way of making it go away totally. However, there are many things you can do to relieve the inflamation and pain to enable you to live a normal life.

Of course, as you are most probably aware, there are many different medicinal cures for Arthritis - if you are thinking of taking any such cure, it is best to consult a qualified doctor first.

However, the alternative (and the way that I manage my arthritis), is through natural means. Regular excercise is a popular way of managing many forms of arthritis - there are a large number of videos on the web outlining some of the exercises suitable for arthritis sufferers.

Other methods include dietry suppliments. Gin soaked golden raisins are often touted as a popular way of relieving the pain of PA (and other forms of arthritis), as is taking ginger. Personally, I have always found that a few tart cherries first thing in the morning have helped ease the pain of very quickly (generally within 30-40 minutes), and then I always keep a few with me during the day just in case.

Answer 2

arthritis symptoms are much milder than those experienced in rheumatoid arthritis. One in five people with psoriatic arthritis, however, face potentially crippling joint disease.

Answer 3

I control my psoriasis with serenaskin herbal remedies. It is the only treatment that gives me a relief.

Answer 4

Psoriasis is an immune-mediated disease that affects the skin. It is typically a lifelong condition. There is currently no cure, but various treatments can help to control the symptoms