Hi friends. I've had psoriasis since 2003. It got much worse when I was pregnant in 2007 and I was diagnosed with psoriatic arthritis in 2015. I've read some posts on here and I saw someone had mentioned that they had used dovobet on their face. A friendly word of advice. Don't I got rosacea from doing this and it got infected too. I've been searching through tonight because I believe my psoriasis that has always been on my ears has gone inside my ear and I have the worst ear ache ever. Hopeful that someone can advise me for the fastest solution on a weekend when there's only an emergency dr 14 miles away and no transport
(Sat-01-07-2017, 02:42 AM)Daisydef Wrote: NO LINKS ALLOWEDHi friends. I've had psoriasis since 2003. It got much worse when I was pregnant in 2007 and I was diagnosed with psoriatic arthritis in 2015. I've read some posts on here and I saw someone had mentioned that they had used dovobet on their face. A friendly word of advice. Don't I got rosacea from doing this and it got infected too. I've been searching through tonight because I believe my psoriasis that has always been on my ears has gone inside my ear and I have the worst ear ache ever. Hopeful that someone can advise me for the fastest solution on a weekend when there's only an emergency dr 14 miles away and no transport
Hi Daisydef and
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Thanks for sharing your warning about your experience of dovabet on the face, I'm sorry I don't know an answer to the ear problem as it has never been a problem for me, but you could try a little coconut oil in the ear to soften the scales
But the other option is to get to an A&E department and let them look into your ear to see if there is something else causing the pain, not easy for you though without transport
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Hello Daisydef
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Thank you for giving first hand experience of using Dovobet on the face. It should never be used on the face, and hopefully others will take note of your words.
Yes I'm with Jim about your ear. Put Coconut oil in your ear using your finger two or three times a day.
(Don't use a cotton bud)
Another option if you don't have coconut oil to hand is to try a 50/50 mix of Peanut and Olive oils, or just Olive oil. But it's best to get it checked out as soon as you can because a build up of psoriasis of the inner ear could cause problems.
Regards.
Fred.
*I hope you don't mind but I made an edit to your subject heading to help with searches.
Thanks for the advice and lovely welcome. And no I don't mind the edit at all. Thank you.
(Sat-01-07-2017, 11:23 AM)Daisydef Wrote: NO LINKS ALLOWED Thanks for the advice and lovely welcome. And no I don't mind the edit at all. Thank you.
You're welcome, just dive on in you will find a friendly bunch. And if you need a break from psoriasis and want to get to know some of our members I can recommend the
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Hi Daisydef,
Welcome to psoriasisclub !
I myself have never heard of such a psoriasis problem in an ear, so I have to rely on the opinion of Fred and Jim. But it is certainly good to keep your inner ear soft with some clean oil.
Caroline
Hi nice to meet you
I would not use dovobet on my face, I have used 1% hydrocortisone though, very sparingly on my derm's advice.
Hi Daisydef welcome to the club
Not had Ps in the ear so I cant be of much help - sorry. Jim and Freds advice is probably the best until you can get proper medical advice.
If you have a Chemist nearby they may be able to look into your ear and recommend something. Since I started with Ps and going on / coming off Acitretin I have been plagued with excessive earwax and this gives me some grief. This manifests itself as aching and itching
JohnB
Thank you Johnb unfortunately all chemists shut weekends locally
Daisy
I have or should I say, had P in my ears.
My GP prescribed Betnovate cream about 2 weeks ago because it was driving me batty.
I put a very small tiny amount on a cotton bud and very carefully and gently put it in my ear once a day, every other day.
Within about 6 - 8 days, it was gone
Now, as it stands, i haven't anymore P in my ears, thank goodness.
Hope your GP or derm doc gives you something to help you
GB