Posts by steelseal13

Robert Clark2 said:The pain was just unbearable—so, my doctor suggested I try Neotigasno,

I actually think my doctor mentioned that same medication to me once.
But honestly, once she started listing off all those side effects...😕 well, I had to stop and think for a second. She told me to really weigh my options, especially since my body is feeling so much inflammation right now—plus, this arthritis has finally decided to show up...

Thanks for checking in, Robert Clark2....

Hey everyone! I’ve been lurking here for quite a while now, watching you all become increasingly active 👍 so I finally decided it was time to jump in with a little post of my own.
After dealing with psoriasis vulgaris for 13 years, I’ve started feeling this nagging pain in the small joints of my hands and feet—plus, my ankles have started swelling up too. 😕 I recently went in for my first checkup at the Mayo Clinic, and the doctor told me it’s actually arthritis. 👎
Honestly, that was just the icing on the cake for me—just what I needed to make everything perfect.😳
I was wondering, has anyone else here had any experience dealing with psoriatic arthritis?

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Just a heads-up—I’ll probably give Michael Ramos3's dad a call tomorrow because I’m running low on ointment. Since my colleague happens to be working up in New York City right now, I might just take advantage of that... honestly, I'm pretty lucky my firm has been landing so much business in NYC lately!.....

Is there any chance my buddy could swing by with an extra tube of the stuff? 🙂
I'm happy to meet him whenever and wherever works best for him—anywhere in the city limits of Chicago would be fine. 🙏 🙏

Susan Lopez97 said:....my mom keeps it stocked at her pharmacy, and honestly—believe me when I say this—anyone who tries it once ends up coming back for more.

Would you mind sending me a private message with the location of that pharmacy? Thanks!

Casey Miller9 said:Be careful with DAIVOBET—it’s basically just the Swedish version of Beloderm. It's all about the base, which means the active ingredient is betamethasone... so, a really potent corticosteroid.
Best regards.👎

I totally get that it's a strong corticosteroid—that's exactly why I only used it for a week, just like my doctor recommended.
To be honest, none of those other medications—things like Belosalic or Beloderm—ever cleared up the plaque for me quite like Daivobet did. It worked so effectively that there are even some spots on my arms where the skin looks a little lighter than the rest... but honestly? I am genuinely thrilled with the results. For the first time in a long while, I feel like I can actually wear short sleeves without feeling self-conscious.😁

Chris Morgan67 said:I’d honestly suggest giving Daivonex ointment a shot—it really is the gold standard for me.
Personally, I find that much better—it just makes things a whole lot easier when I'm trying to massage the area.🙂

Chris Morgan67, I actually picked up some Swedish DAIVOBET ointment—you know, the stuff from over in Sweden—and honestly, it’s been a total game-changer! It has improved the condition of my hands by about 90%. Just incredible. 🙏 So, right now, I’ve moved on to using Daivonex 50 mcg/g ointment—mostly just to "maintain" the progress I've managed to make. It's all about keeping things steady at this point!
The price here in the States for a 30g tube of Daivonex is roughly... $167😲
Where are you picking up your PSORCUTAN? $43?😕