Psoriasis and acne?

The meds you are on do not typically cause or worsen psoriasis. The scalp/yeast disease is seborheic dermatitis. Psoriasis is not related to yeast production. Scalp psoriasis is tough, but you could talk to your dermatologist about a stronger steroid than aclovate such as betamethasone or clobetasol solution. I would also consider dovonex solution. If it is severe enough you could consider stronger medication such as methotrexate or injections (big potential side effects).

Accutane may be an excellent option for you as it can treat both Psoriasis and Acne. Maybe a second opinion would do you some good.

Psoriasis is a disease that takes place when the body’s immune system mistakenly believes healthy skin cells to be enemy cells and starts to produce many more new cells to replace these cells. This is the reason why there is no cure for psoriasis and medications applied to treat psoriasis are only able to remove the symptoms temporarily. Don't go the "cream route", it's only just a waste of time and money. Been there Done that!

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Yeah, you definately need a new dermatologist. People do take second and third courses of accutane, (I'm currently on my second), so if the antibiotics aren't working it is something to consider. Personally, my derm checked my hormones but if yours is unwilling, your regular doctor would do it. I'm not sure if there are any adverse effects to taking accutane if you have psoriasis though, that is something that you'd have to find out from the doctor.

Some people call them shaving pimples because an infected razor bump can look a lot like a bad case of acne, especially if you have a cluster of razor bumps in the same area—you may even hear people call them shaving bumps. Whatever you choose to call them you should know that people with curly hair, especially black men and women, are more susceptible to razor bumps than people with straight hair because of the way razor bumps form. Razor bumps are most often caused by a freshly shaven hair that has been cut at an angle, thus rendering it more “sharp,” that curls back against the skin, penetrating the skin and causing the body react by treating it like an infection causing painful swelling and the tell-tale red bumps physicians call pseudofolliculitis barbae. Described as an exfoliating gel for ingrown hair, Baxter of California manufactures a fairly popular razor bump treatment product called "Razor Bump Relief." As most razor bump products do, Razor Bump Relief uses a mixture of salicylic acid with an exclusive blend of witch hazel to help dissolve the skin above the ingrown hair, and allow the hair follicle to grow hair normally. If you have reason to believe you have a skin disorder on your scalp, vist a dermotolgist who can diagnose which skin disorder you have and promptly prescribe a treatment. Scalp psoriasis: Red patches of skin covered with silvery scales Dry, cracked skin that may bleed Itching, burning or soreness TREATMENT: Over-the-counter medicated shampoos, such as those containing ketoconazole, tar, pyrithione zinc, selenium sulfide or salicylic acid Topical solutions, creams or ointments, such as tar products, corticosteroids or vitamin D analogues Light therapy Seborrheic dermatitis of the scalp: Patchy scaling or thick crust on the scalp Yellow or white scales that may attach to the hair shaft Red, greasy skin covered with flaky white or yellow scales **Small, reddish-brown bumps Itching or soreness Skin flakes or dandruff TREATMENT: Over-the-counter medicated shampoos, such as those containing ketoconazole, tar, pyrithione zinc, selenium sulfide or salicylic acid Topical solutions or creams such as hydrocortisone cream

Nothing has helped me but this: washing with a salicyc acid cleanser and then, after, I put APPLE CIDER VINENGAR on my face. Goodness, nothing has helped me as much! I do it every night before bed. Mind you, however, don't put it on straight from the bottle because it burns! I pour a small amount of water, enough to cover the bottom of a cup, and half a capful of Apple Cider Vinengar. If you're not sure, taste it on your tongue...and it should be really sour. Then, take a cotton ball, wet it with the mixutre, and gently rub into skin until dry. I throw cotton ball away and continue gently rubbing it in my skin till my skin is dry. After it's dry...your skin feels WONDERFUL. Soft and nice! ANother TIp: Don't use Heinz or a store-brand apple cider. Not going to help much. I buy mine from a health food store, 100% organic. I believe it's called Eden Organic apple cider vinengar. I also drink it, 1 tablespoon/2 teaspoons in tall glass of water...it actually does not taste too bad, more pleasant actually in water.

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