Grace Thoughtless Mortal wrote: » Wow eeloe there is such an improvement. My skin was never ever bad. My scalp had the majority of it with a bit on my hairline. A patch on my eyelid. In my ear, a little behind my ear, maybe three spots of it on my body, and the heavy plaque on my elbow. The only skin psoriasis I have left is thishttps://ibb.co/cZdTj9 Patch on my eyelid. But I’m crippled with my joints I can’t close my hand some days. Random agony in my wrists and knees. I’m noticing the joint pain so much more on meds, all the right side of my body too. The left is nowhere near as bad.
Grace Thoughtless Mortal wrote: » I’m seeing my consultant in October so I’ll say it then I was only diagnosed in June after being in pain for years. I’m currently on my first week of 25mg methotrexate. Amazing for skin though
eeloe wrote: » So around 5pm yesterday I started to feel really sick, empty reaching and just feeling drained. Stelara or just a coincidence? Hopefully just a coincidence and I feel better today.
brevity wrote: » When are you due to get your bloods checked? For me it was a week after the first injection
eeloe wrote: » not for 2 months?
eeloe wrote: » right, i might have to call the Stelara people and see what they say, i'll be waiting a while for a call back from my derm.
Gael23 wrote: » I’m waiting for him to call me too. Won’t be until Friday at least. I would leave off what happened to you yesterday but if it hsppyagsin go straight to your GP
brevity wrote: » It’s good stuff alright. Might have to touch up the tattoos:)
rizzee wrote: » It's fairly annoying on a tattoo. Yours has cleared up really well Eeloe, hope it continues on the same path!! Here's my own. I just moisterise and once a week dab some dovobet on it. Good days and bad days, today would be a bad day, it normally isn't this red and noticeable but it's probably something I've eaten or drank in the last few days to set it off.
eeloe wrote: » Feck the tattoos at this stage, the ones on my legs are completely destroyed from it, I don’t even mind once the skin is clear!
eeloe wrote: » It certainly in annoying, you know yourself, sitting for hours getting a piece done, and then healing it for 2-3weeks and then a few years later for it to be destroyed from the psoriasis. Nightmare. Is that all that you have? Or is it other places too?
brevity wrote: » I’ve no tattoos but I do plan on getting one when I’m 40 which isn’t too far away...
rizzee wrote: » Regarding tattoos that's my forearm, I have it fully up my arm and onto chest then a full rib and side piece and a leg piece. With the psoriasis I have it on small dots in my chest then in my scalp and sometimes eyebrows/eyelids. It's comes and goes but it's always there in places if you get me ! I reckon it's 90% diet that outcomes flare ups
eeloe wrote: » Yours does sound kind of reactive alright the way it comes and goes, if you can pin point a trigger it might eliminate it for you altogether? Mine was just too extreme, had to get medicated for it.
brevity wrote: » How many tattoos do you have?