Will drug-induced psoriasis go away?
I developed psoriasis after taking some medication for another condition, and it's quite severe. My doctor said it's drug-induced, and I'm hoping it will eventually go away once I stop the other meds.
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5 months ago
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Drug-induced psoriasis often resolves after discontinuing the offending medication, but it can sometimes persist or trigger chronic psoriasis. It's crucial to identify and stop the causative drug under medical supervision. Your doctor will be able to guide you best on this.
5 months ago
While some skin issues might respond to natural remedies, a condition like drug-induced psoriasis is serious. You absolutely must consult your doctor about stopping the drug and managing the flare-up. Don't try home remedies without their go-ahead.
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5 months ago
Hey, don't stress too much about it, but definitely talk to your doc ASAP! If a medicine caused it, stopping that medicine under supervision is the first step. Hopefully, it clears up once that's done. Take care, yaar!
5 months ago
Oh no, that sounds tough! My friend had a bad reaction to some medicine once, and her skin was a mess. The doctor changed her meds, and it slowly got better. So yes, it can go away, but you need to work closely with your doctor to find the trigger and manage it.
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4 months ago
Yes, often drug-induced psoriasis does improve or go away once the responsible medication is stopped, but sometimes it can be stubborn. It's very important to work with your doctor to identify the exact medication and get a proper treatment plan. Don't discontinue any prescribed medicine without talking to them first.