Given that it’s such a common condition, it’s no surprise that there’s a vast amount of over-the-counter treatments available for those trying to relieve their symptoms. But how do you know if it's really working?
So, while there are OTC options available that experts say may be helpful in the treatment of psoriasis, they’re best for mild cases. And if you’ve just started noticing flakiness, it can’t hurt to try some available OTC picks — just be sure to keep an eye on how your skin reacts to them during use.Unfortunately, OTC options don’t always cut it when it comes to treating this skin condition.
First sign: If your psoriasis spots are becoming more uncomfortable — even with a dedicated at-home routineand opt for something stronger is that your psoriasis spots are no longer improving or are worsening when using your OTC treatments. "A very important sign is that you are uncomfortable," she says. "Signs include worsening itch, redness, flaking, spreading lesions, and new areas of involvement."While psoriasis is typically found along the knees, elbow, and back, it can also develop elsewhere on the body — which is often a sign you need to have a talk with your doctor. "[Look for] involvement of new areas that are impacting quality of life, such as scalp, nails, or genitals," confirms Dr.
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