Can you get psoriasis in your eyes?

Yes, psoriasis can affect the eyelids and the skin around the eyes, and sometimes even cause dryness inside. You must be very careful because normal body creams cannot be used near the eyes. Get a prescription from an ophthalmologist and a dermatologist.

Yes, it can happen on the eyelids and skin around the eyes. I use a health tracker to monitor my sleep and stress, which are major triggers for my skin. Definitely consult an eye doctor before trying any online remedies.

Just like keeping BP low helps eye health, managing psoriasis triggers is crucial for your eyes. If you see redness or scaling near your lids, don't ignore it. Go for a proper checkup and keep your stress and blood pressure under control.

My dermatologist explained that while psoriasis doesn't grow directly on the eyeball, it can affect the eyelids, eyelashes, and cause severe inflammation like uveitis. They specifically warned me never to use steroid creams meant for the body near the eye area.

It can certainly affect the eye area, which sounds really uncomfortable. Regular physical activity like a daily 30-minute walk helps lower the body's overall inflammation. Just make sure you get a safe eye-friendly ointment from your doctor.