Mon-06-04-2015, 11:14 AM
Hello theaCat to Psoriasis Club.
It's so difficult to tell without actually seeing it, I have also heard of GPs mistaking it for ringworm before but like Jim said it's best to get a proper diagnoses as the wrong treatment could make psoriasis worse.
For me your description "They are all the same perfectly round about a dime in circumference, last about 2-3 weeks then reduce in size and itch" Just doesn't sound right to me for psoriasis.
But I could be wrong as there are so many different types of psoriasis, so have a look at the links Jim gave you above but also have a look at this thread that may offer some help: Types Of Psoriasis Explained
Maybe another member may know more, but please do report back as your information could help others.
Regards.
Fred.
It's so difficult to tell without actually seeing it, I have also heard of GPs mistaking it for ringworm before but like Jim said it's best to get a proper diagnoses as the wrong treatment could make psoriasis worse.
For me your description "They are all the same perfectly round about a dime in circumference, last about 2-3 weeks then reduce in size and itch" Just doesn't sound right to me for psoriasis.
But I could be wrong as there are so many different types of psoriasis, so have a look at the links Jim gave you above but also have a look at this thread that may offer some help: Types Of Psoriasis Explained
Maybe another member may know more, but please do report back as your information could help others.
Regards.
Fred.