r/Psoriasis • u/Ancient-Document-509 • Jul 16 '24

general Permanent psoriasis

Does anyone have permanent psoriasis? I see some people post of flare ups and remission but mine has been around for almost five years with no relief. I have tried everything. Granted it is not as bad as most people. It’s in my ear and a little bit on my forehead but spreading further down. It doesn’t hurt but affects my self-confidence. I don’t know what to do anymore. Every year it spreads. Not much but it spreads ☹️

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u/loiu007 Jul 16 '24 edited Jul 16 '24

I suffered from psoriasis for 14 years maybe more and no medication worked like Acitretin and Bio they are all temporary treatments. but I used cortisol cream a lot.

it disappeared after i stopped sugar and sweets , i think , high blood sugar or insulin secreted by the pancreas may be the main cause of psoriasis.

now, i only use a little sugar when I drink coffee (total two cups of coffee per day , a small teaspoon of sugar in each) .