When psoriatic arthritis symptoms are under control, you may be tempted to stop taking medication. Here’s why that’s a bad idea.

This review discusses the features of oligoarticular, polyarticular, systemic, and psoriatic JIA and enthesitis-related arthritis, as well as advances in treatment for these conditions.

While medication is the best way to treat psoriatic arthritis, adding complementary therapies to your treatment plan may help ease joint symptoms.

What’s the prognosis for people with psoriatic arthritis? Can it affect your life expectancy or your quality of life? Find out what the research says.

How Is PsA Diagnosed? Psoriatic arthritis can be challenging to detect when the arthritis swelling and joint pain happen without the skin symptoms of psoriasis.

Fresh Data Bolster TYK2 Blocker for Psoriatic Arthritis — Second phase III trial should pave PsA approval path ...

For individuals with arthritis, summer's warmth can bring unwelcome pain. Cold weather in the winter months is often blamed for joint stiffness. But heat and humidity can also trigger flare-ups, ...

For individuals with arthritis, summer's warmth can bring unwelcome pain. Cold weather in the winter months is often blamed for joint stiffness. But heat and humidity can also trigger flare-ups, ...

For individuals with arthritis, summer's warmth can bring unwelcome pain. Cold weather in the winter months is often blamed for joint stiffness. But heat and humidity can also trigger flare-ups ...

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Psoriatic arthritis (PsA) affects multiple systems and is highly comorbid, in many cases compromising a patient’s psychological well-being and overall function.