Biologics, safety and you

Your current treatment

Are you currently being treated with a biologic agent for your psoriasis? If yes, it is likely that you have been prescribed…

Chiropractic and Psoriatic Arthritis

First a little history to put you in the picture. We know from ancient documents that manipu­lation has been practiced for thousands of years, for…

Complementary therapies

Complementary therapies are increasingly popular for treating psoriasis or psoriatic arthritis. There are many reasons for this:

Diet and arthritis

A question that is very commonly asked is whether diet may have a particular effect on arthritis. The answer is maybe - but unfortunately probably…

Diet and supplements

A healthy diet is important for well being and can reduce your risk of many long term illnesses, including coronary heart disease, inflammatory…

Disability Living Allowance (DLA)
Disability Living Allowance - sometimes referred to as DLA - is a tax-free benefit for children under the age of 16 and existing claimants over…
Fertility, Conception and Pregnancy

Planning ahead

Having psoriasis or psoriatic arthritis does not affect your chances of getting pregnant. The decision to get pregnant rests entirely…

Geographic tongue

What is geographic tongue?

Geographic tongue, otherwise known as erythema migrans, is a common condition that can affect the tongue.

Your tongue

Our…

Koebner’s Phenomenon

Koebner's phenomenon or Koebnerisation is named after the German dermatologist Heinrich Koebner who found that skin in people with…

Maximising your skin treatment
  1. Bathing should be used as a moisturising event. Use both a bath oil additive and a separate soap substitute. Baths should not be too hot.
     
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