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When I'm riding on the train or hanging out in a waiting room, I quietly meditate by focusing on my breathing. This helps me use meditation techniques later to manag ... read more

Catherine Morlino
Living with Psoriatic Arthritis Female More than 5 years
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Adopt an anti-inflammatory diet that includes vegetables such as kale, broccoli, spinach, and cabbage, along with fruits high in antioxidants such as berries and che ... read more

Brittany Ferri, MS, OTR/L, CCTP
Healthcare provider for Psoriatic Arthritis Female
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What's a hack or shortcut you use for an everyday activity, especially when you're dealing with psoriatic arthritis?
Take time for yourself everyday to focus on self-care. Many people with high anxiety are always on the go. Taking time daily to calm yourself is important in reducin ... read more

John B.
Healthcare provider for Psoriatic Arthritis Age: 38
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Find happiness in the little things like family and friends and furkids. I’d be lost without them.

Debbie
Living with Psoriatic Arthritis 1 to 5 years
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I sit on my hands for a couple minutes. So the heat gives me a pain free hour sometimes.

Living with Psoriatic Arthritis Age: 54 Male More than 5 years
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Stay on top of your PsA. If you let it go thinking you’re being tough, the harder it is to get it back under control.

Amcnew
Living with Psoriatic Arthritis Age: 45 1 to 5 years
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Incorporate balance exercises into your daily regimen. This is a great way to reduce fall risk and promote stabilization at the joints of the lower extremity without ... read more

Kelvin Carter PT, DPT, OCS
Healthcare provider for Psoriatic Arthritis Age: 29 Less than 1 year
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Drink plenty of water

Care Partner for Psoriatic Arthritis Age: 47 Male
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In the bathroom, have railings to assist with sitting to standing motions. Use a raised toilet seat platform to get up easier. Have grab bars in the tub to avoid fal ... read more

Erica Illium
Healthcare provider for Psoriatic Arthritis Age: 41 Female
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User a shower gel instead of soap. It leaves much less scum, requiring less clean up afterwards.

Robyn De
Living with Psoriatic Arthritis Age: 60 Female More than 5 years
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I use Herbal Essence Shampoo for scalp psoriasis, and it helps with the itch. I also use this shampoo to rub on outbreaks on my elbows, and it works really well. Jus ... read more

Living with Psoriatic Arthritis Age: 83 Female More than 5 years
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Find a key turner. In my experience, unlocking doors turned out to be a great challenge to people with PsA because of the tiny and slim keys. However, key turners a ... read more

Dr. Tsvetelina Velikova MD, PhD
Healthcare provider for Psoriatic Arthritis Age: 34 Female
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Have an open dialogue with your doctor about your condition and medications. If you have particular concerns, share them.

Lynn Ludmer, MD
Healthcare provider for Psoriatic Arthritis
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Which complementary therapy have you found most helpful to manage PsA symptoms?
Start treatment for psoriatic arthritis as early as possible. Early treatment can control pain and prevent permanent damage. Non-medication treatment can improve pai ... read more

Kim05
Healthcare provider for Psoriatic Arthritis Age: 44
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Get a doctor who can pay attention to you, not just the disease (PsA).

Deeanne
Living with Psoriatic Arthritis More than 5 years
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Use homemade spice mix to amp flavors without the need of excess salt or fats. For instance, a great "table" seasoning mix I use is garlic powder and black pepper wi ... read more

Living with Psoriatic Arthritis More than 5 years
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Delaying PsA treatment for as little as 6 months can result in permanent joint damage, studies show.
National Psoriasis Foundation
Delaying PsA treatment for as little as 6 months can result in permanent joint damage, studies show.To reduce inflammation, consume fish high in omega-3 fatty acids like salmon and mackerel.

Lori Steinmeyer MS, RD, LD
Healthcare provider for Psoriatic Arthritis
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I purchase shoes that are a size larger so that I can step into them.

Living with Psoriatic Arthritis Age: 60 Female More than 5 years
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Move around more. For the past five years I have been working out three days a week, 45 minutes at a time, with a fitness trainer. The emphasis is overall muscle str ... read more

David
Living with Psoriatic Arthritis More than 5 years
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