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Q&A – Questions & Answers
- Psoriasis and Eczema Authority Links
- Foods & Eczema
- Definition of psoriasis
- Can psoriasis be cured?
- Can psoriasis, eczema be cured?
- How long before I see results using OTC Over The Counter products?
- Does smoking influence psoriasis?
- In your website you state on the one hand that I can drink alcohol on the other hand you state I should not.
- I use a steroid topical for psoriasis and have developed another type of rash.
- I am using a cream with coal tar for some psoriasis patches on my face. It irritates me tremendously and when I am in the sun I burn quickly. What should I do?
- Dry Skin
- I have been using a potent steroid based topical product for some time. Can I quit “cold turkey”?
- Why does my mild steroid based cream make my skin feel tight?
- How long must I use my anti-psoriasis treatment?
- Can topical steroid preparations cause allergic contact dermatitis?
- What is calcipotriene?
- My vitamin D3 topical works well for me. Can I continue to use it?
- My topical therapy with steroids is not working. Why?
- Vitamin D3, Calcitriol, Anthralin
- What does coal tar do?
- I have psoriasis on my fingernails and toe nails. What should I do?
- What is the difference between scalp psoriasis and dandruff?
- I have scalp psoriasis. How can I treat this with topical skin care products?
- The skin itch is driving me crazy! What can I do
- Phototherapy
- What is photo therapy or PUVA for severe psoriasis?
- How can I treat severe psoriasis with medications?
- How can I treat mild psoriasis with medications
- In general, how should psoriasis be treated?
- What is the range of psoriasis symptoms?
- How is psoriasis diagnosed?
- How many people in the world have psoriasis?
- At what age can psoriasis start?
- What can cause a psoriasis flare up?
- Scabies
- What are the symptoms of psoriasis? Is psoriasis contagious?
- What is psoriasis?
- Dermatitis Photos
- How do I treat contact dermatitis?
- What are the symptoms of contact dermatitis
- How could I suddenly have dermatitis?
- How is dermatitis diagnosed?
- What is dermatitis?
- What is a skin disorder?
- Psoriasis Photos, Eczema Photos
- Triclosan
- Toluene
- Sodium lauryl (ether) sulfate (SLS, SLES)
- Silicone-derived emollients
- Polyethylene glycol (PEG)
- Placental extract
- Phthalates
- Paraphenylenediamine (PPD)
- Parabens
- Oxybenzone
- Mineral oil
- Mercury
- Lead in skin care products
- Hydroquinone
- Fragrance/Parfum
- The side effects of coal tar in topicals.
- The side effects of steroids in skin care.
- Steriods
- Formaldehyde
- Ethoxylated surfactants and 1,4-dioxane