Posts by Kate Williams41

Grace Hughes42 said:I have a 12-year-old son...
Please, if anyone has any smart advice to share, what’s the easiest way to get a psoriasis diagnosis? What kind of tests are needed and where should we go?.....
We actually have someone else in the family dealing with psoriasis—it's my brother, and he's been fighting it for about 3 years now. Could there be a genetic link here, since they're uncle and nephew?
Any advice at all would mean the world to me. I'm honestly just panicking and feeling so worried right now.
Thanks everyone in advance.😕

Look, we obviously can't tell you for sure if it's psoriasis or not!! Don't let yourself spiral into a panic, and definitely don't let him see you worrying. If it is what you think it is... God forbid! That could really mess with his head.
The best move is to just get him to a dermatologist immediately. That's step one. Don't wait on this.😢😢

What I really wanted to chime in on is that my uncle also has psoriasis, and I inherited it from him! So yeah, it's definitely possible.....😢

Psoriasis is absolutely a hereditary condition!!!!

Best of luck!!!!!!!!🙂

Michael Ramos3 said:Don't assume anything and don't listen to anyone else. Nobody can tell you what this is just based on a description.
Go straight to a dermatologist. They need to take a skin sample and run tests to confirm exactly what you're dealing with.
It seems like you shouldn't be putting anything on your skin for a while before they take that sample, and even then, getting the test results back takes about 10 days.
So, if you want to end the uncertainty sooner, hurry up and see a specialist.

Honestly, I hope you stop "participating" in this forum soon.

Best,

THEN WHY DO YOU EVEN SHOW UP ON THIS FORUM IF YOU DON'T CARE WHAT I HAVE TO SAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YOU SHOULD BE ASHAMED OF YOURSELF, I'M TELLING YOU AGAIN!!!

AND WHY ARE YOU EVEN READING WHAT WE WRITE TO YOU......

P.S. GUYS.................. IT LOOKS LIKE MICHAEL RAMOS3 JUST CAN'T STAY AWAY FROM US!!!!☕
UNFORTUNATELY!!

Sandra Gomez56 said:Has anyone ever heard of those KALAWALLA capsules for psoriasis and vitiligo? What exactly are they? And where can I actually find them?

I honestly have no clue what that is... but if I can help even just a little bit... I think you mentioned something about it on page 73, if I remember correctly!!
So there you go......
Best of luck! Cheers👋

quietviper26 said:I went to see Dr. Aleksandar Soltysik (he’s a doctor and uses homeopathy) and he put me on a treatment plan that cleared EVERYTHING up within 2-3 months. By that summer, all I had left were some light spots that eventually faded away in the sun. After that, I took the treatment sporadically for about six months and my skin was totally clear. When I stopped after those six months, a little bit popped up on my elbows, so I started back up again and it vanished once more. I highly recommend it to everyone. My doctor mentioned that everyone reacts differently—some people might need much longer for it to work, or even need to stay on it almost indefinitely. Of course, there's a cost involved, but it's worth it... the psoriasis is just gone! If anyone wants the address or phone number, let me know. Best to you all.

Can you give us more details on what that therapy actually involves?!

Thanks so much....

silentheron25 said:Just a heads up for those who don't know—you really need to focus on detoxing your system from the inside out... it's a must...

That’s honestly the core issue with every illness!!!
My doctor told me straight up: everything you apply topically eventually just wears off!!
But you have to heal from the INSIDE!!! I've said this before!!!!
So, I'm totally backing this post. Because it's true.....

silentheron25 said:I’d honestly suggest cutting your hair shorter. It really helps. Long hair just doesn't let your scalp breathe like short hair does. Trust me on this—I have almost no hair left, and I used to have tons when it was longer. I wash my hair every three days and it works wonders for me. I use a Neutrogena gel.

Alright, I'll definitely give all of that some serious thought!!! It’s not quite that simple, though... but regardless, I really appreciate the advice. Thanks, everyone!!!!😉

Regarding how things look right now... when I first got psoriasis, like you mentioned, I had those heavy scales all over my head... but I haven't dealt with that in a long time. Now it's just a thin layer, almost like regular dandruff... nothing major at all... don't worry!

For mariah-zgb, I started using Vaseline too... so let's see how it goes....
I've only applied it twice, last night was day two.... I'll keep going....
P.S. The flakes are totally gone and the irritated spots aren't bright red like they usually are; they're more of a very light pink... I'm pretty happy about that for now....😁😁

Best to everyone from unknown!😍

I remember trying out this cream made from pure aloe vera and propolis once... but honestly, it didn't really do much for me!
Then again... I probably can't blame anyone else but myself. I only used it a single time before stopping, and you're not going to see any results doing that.

Joshua Sanders34 said:Hi everyone, I have a little girl who developed psoriasis when she was 3. She's 9 now. After trying various creams, Psorcutan ointment worked best for her.
The only thing left are some white spots on her legs and diaper area. I'm wondering if they will eventually fade away or what?🙄

Until recently, I was convinced that even if my psoriasis cleared up, the spots would stay forever. Honestly, I wouldn't have minded... but... lately I've been going to tanning salons thinking it might help a bit, though it hasn't really... anyway, I had one big spot where the psoriasis first showed up on my legs and then disappeared! Only the spot remained. And to my surprise, that spot actually darkened on my legs too...!
So yeah, I just don't know...............👍

Sending love to our little warrior! Fingers crossed this is all behind her once and for all!!!!!

steelseal13 said:I definitely wouldn't touch mine. 🙂...Anyway, I was just trying to picture what it would actually look like. 😱
Dive deep like Ariel, let those little fish find their way straight to your soul. 😍

Thanx !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!🎉🎉
I asked Mary about it, and she says it's not even necessary... but hey, I'm paying for it, so it's my call!!!
I honestly can't even imagine myself with short hair... let alone no hair at all!! It's just awful. Absolute nightmare!🙂

I really like your advice.🙂

Greeting👋

Hey everyone 👋I really need some advice from you all!!!
I might actually make it out to Garr Ruff this year... and since I deal with psoriasis on my scalp, I’m thinking I should just SHAVE my whole head!!😵The thing is, I have long hair... and I honestly don't know if I can do it! To be real, I'm not sure I'd even want to, because my scalp isn't even THAT bad right now. It used to be way worse... but for two years now, it hasn't been an issue. Just washing regularly and keeping up with the treatments on the sensitive spots... it's not a huge struggle!

I guess I basically answered my own "question," but... why would I ask if I didn't value your input?!
What do you suggest? Should I just shave it all off and maybe "fix" the psoriasis once and for all, or should I just leave it alone??????

😕😕😕😕🤷

👋Greeting to everyone!!!!

Hey Michael Ramos3, since you clearly think you’re such a genius with that silver tongue of yours, why don't you just run for President of the United States or something else entirely!! Who knows, maybe you'll end up being Einstein's successor!! You might actually make history, man... honestly, that would be a much better use of your time than bothering people on this forum!!!

It seems like Big Brother is always watching Michael Ramos3...............🍿🙂

Robin Robinson8 said::
By the way, I'm feeling absolutely fantastic. My psoriasis coverage is down to about 10% now. It's just some redness left; the scaling is totally gone 🙏

Best, 😍

Hey Robin Robinson8, I am so incredibly happy to hear you're doing better!!!!!! That is seriously awesome!!!👍

Hey everyone, I wanted to ask you something!! Those lamps people keep mentioning—are those specifically for phototherapy or...?!
Back when I was living in Switzerland, my doctor recommended phototherapy. When I asked my current doctor here in the States about it, he basically went, "Oh, we don't really do that kind of thing around here, haaaaaaaa." 😂What a jerk!

Hi all!

Did that petition actually go through?!🙂🙂
Praise God.......

To Michael Ramos3:

Listen, Mr. Self-Proclaimed Nobel Laureate, you’re out here telling me we should just stick to Nivea creams or maybe pop some corticosteroids!
It might help some people for just a little while, or maybe even longer. Everyone's body works differently, so everyone reacts in their own way!
We keep trying everything, but let's face it—there just isn't a cure for psoriasis.
Look, psoriasis is just like any other ailment. You have to treat it from the inside out. That means your "miracle cream" isn't doing squat. It’s a zero. Honestly, even some experts have already pointed that out!
The people she supposedly "helped"? They aren't saying a word. Total silence. So, there’s zero way to prove anything. Unless, of course, you decide to pay someone off just to show up and validate your little "investigations." That's about it.

And jadesailor14 is absolutely right. Everything you do is seen and heard by your God. It all weighs on your Unhealed soul.
Maybe he’d actually be Unhealed if he ever bothered to visit someone with a "psycho" prefix in their name... seriously. And just to provide some proof for the help request, I’d gladly hand over his latest posts as evidence!

Honestly, you have zero shame. No dignity at all. I can't believe you actually have the nerve to show your face on this forum again after everything that happened!
I think you'd be better off heading over to your own forum there... not here in the States!
Those monkeys and their twisted logic!!!!!

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Michael Ramos3, just leave us alone already!!!!!!
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Michelle Parker3 said:There's three of us now, three of us! 🙂
And Kate Williams41 is here too.

I was actually just about to comment... you beat me to it!😍
Thanks so much! Hehe 🙂

Michelle Parker3 said:and here, it pulled back almost completely 😁
weird... should we suggest this to men too? 🤣

Now this is a great idea!!!!!!!!🙂
I just don't know how guys would handle winter without fur.....😁 & boooooool at the start (thank God it doesn't hurt me anymore, since I've been using it for years.....)😁
But whatever! If it works.... so Michelle Parker3 and I are recommending a brand new solution for fighting psoriasis🙂
Leg waxing!!!!🙂

Michelle Parker3 said:Just being a girl here, I use my little device to shave my legs, and honestly, I just ignore the psoriasis and go right over it. Don't judge too hard—it doesn't look nearly as bad on me as some of the cases I see online... at least not yet 🙄. But here's the thing: every single time I do that, it clears up for about two or three weeks 😕. It happens absolutely every time, and I've noticed this pattern for about a year now. Does anyone have a logical explanation for this, or am I just losing my mind because I want it gone so badly?

I'm not sure if it actually disappears for you or if you're just obsessed with getting rid of it😉.......But I'm not surprised you're shaving over the psoriasis. I used my device before the psoriasis even showed up... and then once it did... yeah, I did the exact same thing!!! It's actually pretty great, isn't it? It clears off all those scales for you, right?!😍
It’s not quite like yours where mine completely vanishes..... maybe for a week or so, it gets a bit better, like that very thin top layer goes away!!! But even that works for me!!
As long as those scales aren't there to annoy me....🎉

Best regards!!!👋

Andrew Ward9 said:If Michael Ramos3 is getting on anyone's nerves, just raise two fingers.
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