Cures or Remedies for Severe Psoriasis.........plz help?

my cousin has a severe case of psoriasis. (a skin disorder) the majority of it is on her scalp and forhead. It is very painfull and causes many other problems.


she has benn to serval doctors and tried sevral different things but none have worked


does anybody recomend any cures,medicines,remedies etc that may help (not horomones)


or maybey you can recamend a doctor (she lives in the pittsburgh PA area) also if there is something that can be picked up withot her beiing present her mother lives in orlando fl and her aunt lives in vancover bc (canada)


if you have any suggestion at all plz tell me TY

Cures or Remedies for Severe Psoriasis.........plz help?
Of all the natural (steroids- and hormones-free) remedies on the market today, the one that worked best for me was anti-psoriasis cream and spray from http://www.champori.com My 4-year old psoriasis cleared in just 2 weeks of treatment. Your cousin should definitely try it (and with money back guarantee policy there is nothing to lose, either).


Best,


Bernadette
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Reply:Pine tar, Zinc and Sunlight.





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Reply:I know of a great product that has helped many people suffering from psoriasis. I don't know if it will help your cousin or not, but it's worth checking into. Also, no one would have to pick it up because the product will be delivered right to her. Go to www.vemmaking.com and my contact info is on there. Not making any medical claims - all I know is what I've seen the product do for people. If you'd like live, detailed info get on this call at 5pm Pac/8pm Est - 218.486.1300 x482480.
Reply:hey i have one idea and yes ill do this for her to pray for her to get well and if tit in the lord will he will curer her
Reply:Unfortunately, psoriasis is still an obscure form of skin disease. Hence, the treatment of psoriasis is basically a trial and error approach. The decision to employ a particular treatment is based on the type of psoriasis, its location, extent and severity. The patient’s age, gender, quality of life, comorbidities, and attitude toward risks associated with the treatment are also taken into consideration.





In an order of toxicity (or health risks) ranging from the safest to the most dangerous are as following:


- Topical treatment (such as the use of creams and ointments)


- Phototherapy (regular, daily exposition to sunlight)


- Photochemotherapy (a direct exposition to ultraviolet rays, potentially causing skin burns and cancers)


- Systemic treatment (regular medication taken orally or by injection)
Reply:My best friend lives in StLouis .She add sever Psorasis she went everywhere and now got to Washington Univ. in St Louis they gave her injections twice a week I 'm sure there is a Medical Information that she could get in touch with here and then find out if there is a place in Pitt.PA . It was worked wonders for her%26gt;%26gt;%26gt;%26gt;%26gt;%26gt;%26gt;

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