March 2009

March 31, 2009

psoriasis of the nails


Derma-e Skin Care Psorzema (Natural Relief for Scaling, Flaking & Itching) Derma-e Skin Care Psorzema (Natural Relief for Scaling, Flaking & Itching)

...
Wounded Warrior Natural Herbal Skin Ointment, 2 OZ Wounded Warrior Natural Herbal Skin Ointment, 2 OZ
$9.44

Wounded Warrior is made from wildcrafted or organically grown herbs that are processed - while still fresh - in pharmaceutical grade alcohol (derived from corn). The extraction process for each herb follows the standards of the Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia of the US. These extracts are then blended into Aloe Vera Gel. For years this product was shared with friends and neighbors. Eventually the compan...
Allimed Cream, Physician Strength Stabilized Allicin, For MRSA, Morgellons, Eczema, Psoriasis, Nail Fungus, 50 ml Allimed Cream, Physician Strength Stabilized Allicin, For MRSA, Morgellons, Eczema, Psoriasis, Nail Fungus, 50 ml
$65.00

stabilized allicin natures anti-microbial agent. This means that AllimedTM cream can be used to help resolve any condition that has a bacterial, fungal or viral cause including MRSA, skin lesions and weeping sores....
Alefacept in the treatment of psoriatic nail disease: a proof of concept study.: An article from: Journal of Drugs in Dermatology Alefacept in the treatment of psoriatic nail disease: a proof of concept study.: An article from: Journal of Drugs in Dermatology
$5.95

This digital document is an article from Journal of Drugs in Dermatology, published by Thomson Gale on April 1, 2006. The length of the article is 1403 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.Citation DetailsTitl...
Nail Psoriasis Nail Psoriasis

...
Herbs for Healthy Skin, Hair & Nails: Banish Eczema, Acne and Psoriasis With Healing Herbs That Cleanse and Tone to Body Inside and Out (Keats Good Herb Guide) Herbs for Healthy Skin, Hair & Nails: Banish Eczema, Acne and Psoriasis With Healing Herbs That Cleanse and Tone to Body Inside and Out (Keats Good Herb Guide)
$4.95

...

How do you get rid of psoriasis of the nails?

I have psoriasis on two nails and now it is coming on two more fingernails. I wonder is there anything out there that helps it, I have an appointment with a dermatologist in two weeks.

Hello there. I have plaque psoriasis on arms, knees and scalp and the only remedy that works for it without fail is Champori Cream and Spray combo. You may want to try it for your nails as well: it is natural and the effect is long-lasting. They offer money back guarantee, so if it doesn’t work – it’s free.
Best,
Bernadette

psoriasis of the nails

Nail psoriasis usually appears in people that already have psoriasis on their skin. In rare cases nail psoriasis may appear before the skin manifestations. And in the rarest cases psoriasis will only appear on the nails of a person and will never appear anywhere else.

In the case when there are no psoriasis lesions on the skin of a person, and only the nails are damaged with psoriasis, it is sometimes difficult for a doctor to make a correct diagnosis. Nail psoriasis often resembles a fungal damage of the nails. In this case it is helpful if the person knows of her/his family history of psoriasis.

Nail psoriasis that is mistakenly diagnosed as a nail fungus will not receive a correct treatment, which is why it is very important to achieve the correct diagnosis.

Here are the most common signs of nail psoriasis:

- Point hemorrhage of the nails – your nails in this case may resemble a thimble. The surface of the nail plates is covered with tiny grains or pits. This happens due to the loss of some cells on the nail plate.
- Some of your nails may become loose and to partly separate from the place where they are connected to the finger. There will appear hollow white spaces underneath the nails. Usually these spaces first appear at the tip of the nail and then start progressing towards the root of the nail. These spaces will grow with time causing the nail to rise above the surface of the nail bed.
- The skin underneath the nail may become thick. This also leads to the separation of the nail from the nail bed and to the raising of the nail above the nail bed.
- There may appear a discoloration underneath the nail plate that resembles a blood or oil drop. It is usually of a yellow-red color.
- Sometimes there may appear lines going across the nails. These lines appear due to the inflammation of the skin underneath the nail affected by psoriasis.
- Sometimes psoriasis also appears on the skin of the finger right next to the root of the nail and next to the nail cuticle. The affected skin in this case looks like a usual psoriasis lesion – silvery-white scales on top of a red inflamed skin.
- The nail affected by psoriasis usually becomes brittle, thick and starts crumbling. It is especially uncomfortable when the toe nails get affected by psoriasis.
- Sometimes there may appear the so-called splinter hemorrhage – tiny black lines visible through the nail plate. Splinter hemorrhage appears when the capillaries on the tip of your fingers or toes bleed underneath the nail plate.

Due to the unhealthy state of the skin affected by psoriasis under the nail it may become infected with a fungus. Sometimes it happens the other way around – nail psoriasis occurs after a fungal infection of the nail.

With the correct diagnosis it is possible to treat nail psoriasis (with different degrees of success). Besides hormonal medicines and other drugs that your doctor may prescribe to you, there are some natural means that may help your nails to feel better.

Here are some of the natural ways that you can try at home:

- Try to eat more Calcium (milk, yogurts, cheese etc.) and gelatin.
- Before going to sleep soak your hands in a tray filled with sea water (you can collect the sea water at the sea and store it in a large bottle in the refrigerator).
- Before going to sleep soak your nails in warm vegetable oil (olive, sunflower etc.), herbal oil (chamomile etc.) or apply a plain fatty cream onto your nails and underneath of them.

About the Author:

Jane Robinson is a psoriasis sufferer for the last 14 years of her life.

She has been fighting psoriasis ever since it started in her teenage years. During those years she has collected loads of information that helps her battle psoriasis.

More information on Nail Psoriasis Treatment: http://www.psoriasis-aid.com/psoriasis_treatment_by_locations/nails_psoriasis_treatment.html More information on Nail Psoriasis: http://www.psoriasis-aid.com/locations_of_psoriasis/nail_psoriasis.html

Article Source: ArticlesBase.comNail Fungus or Nail Psoriasis?

Permalink Print Comment