Finding the right treatment may take some trial and error, however, once you find something that works; it can be your go-to protocol for future flare-ups. RELATED: 3 Diets Proven to Treat Psoriatic ...

If you experience a flare that doesn’t seem to be triggered by anything else, ask your doctor about testing you for strep throat. Other infections may impact your psoriasis as well.

The rash and the fever appear together and can come and go very suddenly. A fever from JIA can last for weeks. Psoriasis, a red, itchy rash, can also present with psoriatic juvenile idiopathic ...

In addition, topical and systemic steroids that might be used to treat psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis can lead to adverse effects on the eye, such as glaucoma and cataracts.” ...

Objective To determine the contribution of clinical and biochemical inflammation to structural progression of patients with psoriatic arthritis (PsA).Methods We analysed patients from the Infliximab ...

You know how it goes. You look amazing when no one's around, but the second you need to leave the house, your skin has a meltdown. And in my case, I mean an eczema flare-up of epic proportions.

Source: Beltagy A. OP0069. Presented at: EULAR 2025 Congress; June 11-14, 2025, Barcelona, Spain.

One area many men are reluctant to visit doctors about is their prostate health. Often driven by embarrassment, misconceptions and a lack of awareness, any delay in diagnosis increases the likelihood ...

REFERENCES & ADDITIONAL READING Sheth S, et al. J Psoriasis Psoriatic Arthritis. 2025 May 28:24755303251337020.doi: 10.1177/24755303251337020 ...

Psoriatic arthritis (PsA) is a chronic inflammatory autoimmune disease that, if left untreated, may lead to irreversible damage. While there is no cure, treatments are available.

A knee replacement or arthritis flare-up (or just aging in general) can turn a familiar staircase into an impossible barrier. A stair lift solves this problem by carrying you safely between floors ...

For many, summer conjures images of sunshine, holidays, and long, warm evenings. But for those living with arthritis, rising temperatures can bring a less pleasant reality: painful flare-ups.