Psoriasis

Psoriasis can take a mental toll. But there’s plenty you can do to keep your mood up and feel your best.

Psoriasis doesn’t have to rule your life. You can stay upbeat and comfortable in the skin you’re in.

Psoriasis makes exercise harder, but not impossible. And the benefits you’ll get from physical activity are too great to miss.

Weight loss eases symptoms and lowers your chances of other issues linked to psoriasis.

If you've been diagnosed with psoriasis, you probably have some questions. We have answers.

Recent advances have changed the treatment options for psoriasis. Learn about new therapies that are available and what's on the horizon.

Keeping psoriasis in check can be a challenge. Here’s how to tell if your treatment is working and what to do when it’s not.

As you get older, psoriasis can pose new challenges. But you can do a few things to keep you healthy for years to come.

There’s more to psoriasis than you probably realize. People with the condition have some things they’d like you to know.

Genital psoriasis presents some challenges when it comes to sexual intimacy. But you can keep your sex life happy and healthy.

Have psoriasis flakes settled on your carpet, car seats, and clothes? Learn a few quick and easy ways to clean them up.

Winter brings dry air, colder temperatures, and less sunlight, all of which can worsen the symptoms of psoriasis. What can the 7.5 million Americans who suffer from psoriasis do to prevent a flare-up of symptoms? Are there winter tips for psoriasis treatment?

Did you know that obesity may make psoriasis more likely and more severe? Find out how the two conditions are linked and what to do about it.

WebMD knows that people don’t always understand psoriasis. Here’s how to deal with the hurtful things they say.

Psoriasis and allergies both cause itchy, skin and both involve immune system reactions. Could they be related?

Most people don't know much about psoriasis, and some may fear it's contagious. WebMD offers 6 tips to help you talk about your psoriasis.

The holidays are a time for good cheer, good friends, good food … and, if you have psoriasis, a good chance that your skin condition will worsen. Try these tips to keep manage psoriasis during the holidays.

A patient describes her 20-year search for a psoriasis treatment.