Nose psoriasis
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(Fri-08-12-2023, 13:45 PM)Caroline Wrote:
(Fri-08-12-2023, 13:19 PM)Fred Wrote: Do report back TL if you do solve it, I'm sure it will help others in the future.  Thumb

Or maybe others have suggestions ?

Our well known coconut oil?

I don’t get on with it, makes me itchy..
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#12
Funny really as I eat it with no issues!
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#13
(Fri-08-12-2023, 19:42 PM)Turnedlight Wrote: Funny really as I eat it with no issues!

Oh… I have always thought that is was good for the skin, but that it is not so good to eat it, as it is a very “hard” type of fat.
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(Fri-08-12-2023, 20:38 PM)Caroline Wrote:
(Fri-08-12-2023, 19:42 PM)Turnedlight Wrote: Funny really as I eat it with no issues!

Oh… I have always thought that is was good for the skin, but that it is not so good to eat it, as it is a very “hard” type of fat.


Yep me too, I wouldn't eat it.
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#15
Have you tried Neil Med, or a petty pot nasal rinse? 

I used to feel like I had psoriasis in my nose, then I started using Neil Med nasal rinse along with dosing Vitamin D and my nose and breathing have improved dramatically. I also have a TMJ issue which causes my nasal problems, but thats another story lol.
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(Tue-12-03-2024, 12:19 PM)BigA1988 Wrote: Have you tried Neil Med, or a petty pot nasal rinse? 

I used to feel like I had psoriasis in my nose, then I started using Neil Med nasal rinse along with dosing Vitamin D and my nose and breathing have improved dramatically. I also have a TMJ issue which causes my nasal problems, but thats another story lol.

Sorry, I missed this until now - I have on occasion used the seawater nasal rinse but that’s when I’ve had a cold, but I hadn’t noticed an improvement in the psoriasis. I haven’t got the symptoms at the moment, it seems to be mainly over winter. But if it comes back perhaps I’ll try it on a regular basis..
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#17
And it’s back, like clockwork.. funny thing is, it’s not even cold out. But it’s up my left nostril and my nose is peeling generally. I will mention it when I see the derm. Again. She will have nothing to say or offer - that’s my bet anyway.
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(Thu-07-11-2024, 11:02 AM)Turnedlight Wrote: And it’s back, like clockwork.. funny thing is, it’s not even cold out. But it’s up my left nostril and my nose is peeling generally. I will mention it when I see the derm. Again. She will have nothing to say or offer - that’s my bet anyway.

Angry  Go away, Nose Psoriasis!  Leave TL alone!  

Bigarm

What are you trying for relief?
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#19
(Thu-07-11-2024, 15:58 PM)Forest Walker Wrote:
(Thu-07-11-2024, 11:02 AM)Turnedlight Wrote: And it’s back, like clockwork.. funny thing is, it’s not even cold out. But it’s up my left nostril and my nose is peeling generally. I will mention it when I see the derm. Again. She will have nothing to say or offer - that’s my bet anyway.

Angry  Go away, Nose Psoriasis!  Leave TL alone!  

Bigarm

What are you trying for relief?

Well, if you do use moisturiser on a cotton bud up there, it’s only a short time before I’m blowing my nose - the trouble is when something tickles it stings, your nose is inclined to run. I have got some greasy ointment that might last a little longer.
All sounds gross - sorry!
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(Thu-07-11-2024, 11:02 AM)Turnedlight Wrote: And it’s back, like clockwork.. funny thing is, it’s not even cold out. But it’s up my left nostril and my nose is peeling generally. I will mention it when I see the derm. Again. She will have nothing to say or offer - that’s my bet anyway.


Oh that's a shame TL, I hope you get it sorted. Could it be worth shoving some cotton wool up one side at a time with something on it and leaving it there for a while so it soaks in ?
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