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  • D Dalek Dave

    I am sure I am not alone in suffering from this condition, and, for those others that do, my sympathies. I have had a flare up recently, and have had to take steps. Normally I would go see the consultant dermatologist who would prescribe me some Methotrexate, however there are side effects of this powerful drug. (Nausea, Potential liver and kidney problems, Headaches and a one must not father a child within six months of taking it as there are severe foetal abnormalities caused by the mutatitive properties of the drug on gamete production). Michelle is dangling her biological clock in front of me and says she wants babies and she wants them now, so given that MTX is out, I have had to resort to more 'holistic' methods. I have been oiling up with Nivea skin lotion, baby oils and vaseline. I have been wearing lighter, looser clothing. There has also been many visits to the tanning shop. It occurred to me that were it not for the psoriasis, these would be the actions of someone looking to find some gay lovin'! Once this bout clears up (it is a chronic condition but it only flares up every few years), I will at least look good with all the tanning, have great skin and look stylish, so the baby making should be a doddle!

    --------------------------------- I will never again mention that I was the poster of the One Millionth Lounge Post, nor that it was complete drivel. Dalek Dave CCC Link[^]

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    AspDotNetDev
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    It's eczema for me, and I find that Vaseline petroleum jelly cream deep moisture creamy formula works well. On a side node, why are skin conditions spelled so bizarrely ("ecz", "pso")?

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    • D Dalek Dave

      I am sure I am not alone in suffering from this condition, and, for those others that do, my sympathies. I have had a flare up recently, and have had to take steps. Normally I would go see the consultant dermatologist who would prescribe me some Methotrexate, however there are side effects of this powerful drug. (Nausea, Potential liver and kidney problems, Headaches and a one must not father a child within six months of taking it as there are severe foetal abnormalities caused by the mutatitive properties of the drug on gamete production). Michelle is dangling her biological clock in front of me and says she wants babies and she wants them now, so given that MTX is out, I have had to resort to more 'holistic' methods. I have been oiling up with Nivea skin lotion, baby oils and vaseline. I have been wearing lighter, looser clothing. There has also been many visits to the tanning shop. It occurred to me that were it not for the psoriasis, these would be the actions of someone looking to find some gay lovin'! Once this bout clears up (it is a chronic condition but it only flares up every few years), I will at least look good with all the tanning, have great skin and look stylish, so the baby making should be a doddle!

      --------------------------------- I will never again mention that I was the poster of the One Millionth Lounge Post, nor that it was complete drivel. Dalek Dave CCC Link[^]

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      BillWoodruff
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      Sorry to hear about your psoriasis flaring up, again. You mentioned you were going to the "tanning shop;" I hope, for your sake, this refers to a medically supervised facility where your amount of exposure to UVA, and/or UVB, are being precisely controlled, following your doctor's orders. best, Bill

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      • D Dalek Dave

        I am sure I am not alone in suffering from this condition, and, for those others that do, my sympathies. I have had a flare up recently, and have had to take steps. Normally I would go see the consultant dermatologist who would prescribe me some Methotrexate, however there are side effects of this powerful drug. (Nausea, Potential liver and kidney problems, Headaches and a one must not father a child within six months of taking it as there are severe foetal abnormalities caused by the mutatitive properties of the drug on gamete production). Michelle is dangling her biological clock in front of me and says she wants babies and she wants them now, so given that MTX is out, I have had to resort to more 'holistic' methods. I have been oiling up with Nivea skin lotion, baby oils and vaseline. I have been wearing lighter, looser clothing. There has also been many visits to the tanning shop. It occurred to me that were it not for the psoriasis, these would be the actions of someone looking to find some gay lovin'! Once this bout clears up (it is a chronic condition but it only flares up every few years), I will at least look good with all the tanning, have great skin and look stylish, so the baby making should be a doddle!

        --------------------------------- I will never again mention that I was the poster of the One Millionth Lounge Post, nor that it was complete drivel. Dalek Dave CCC Link[^]

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        There are several other meds. Not sure a normal tanning booth (mostly UVA) will do anything. UVB is best for Psoriasis. At least it's only on your skin. My (very mild) psoriasis started attacking my joints. Gotta inject myself every two weeks with Humira now. Joy. -- Ian

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