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… s an alternative medication you can take. Some types of medications that have been known to trigger psoriasis flare-ups include:Blood pressure medications like beta-blockers.Lithium.Some arthritis medications.Anti-malarial medications.Nonsteroidal …
… to be touted as a treatment for a variety of wide-ranging health conditions such as acne, arthritis, diabetes and others.But these claims should be taken with caution. Scientific studies don’t support many …
… says.Your skin may react to other drugs, too, including:Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) used for arthritis.Pain relievers, such as naproxen, diclofenac and piroxicam.Diuretics used for blood pressure, like furosemide and thiazides …
… may not tolerate sauna use and all patients should consult their primary care physician or specialist.”Manages psoriasis flare-upsWhile a study highlights how saunas may help manage psoriasis flare-ups and the amount of …
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… your muscles, as well as spasms of pain. It can lead to flare-ups of symptoms of arthritis, fibromyalgia and other conditions because stress lowers your threshold for pain.According to the American Psychological Association …
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