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Mon-14-12-2015, 08:06 AM
Hi Margomac,
Welcome to psoriasisclub.
One thing Jim did omit and that is to tell you when you could expect some effects. Logically because he doesn't know.
It is really depending on the person AND is it a slow burner with everyone. I don't know exactly why this is so, then I would have to start guessing.
For me e.g. it took about 10 weeks before things started to change, but I have the arthritis version of psoriasis, that may be different. Then it took another 10 weeks to be fully functional (the plateau phase) and then I started to reduce my dose slightly and slowly until I started to feel something again, where I upped one again.
It may very wel be possible that with the skin variant the effects are visible in an earlier stage.
Have fun over here with the other members of the forum
Caroline
Welcome to psoriasisclub.
One thing Jim did omit and that is to tell you when you could expect some effects. Logically because he doesn't know.
It is really depending on the person AND is it a slow burner with everyone. I don't know exactly why this is so, then I would have to start guessing.
For me e.g. it took about 10 weeks before things started to change, but I have the arthritis version of psoriasis, that may be different. Then it took another 10 weeks to be fully functional (the plateau phase) and then I started to reduce my dose slightly and slowly until I started to feel something again, where I upped one again.
It may very wel be possible that with the skin variant the effects are visible in an earlier stage.
Have fun over here with the other members of the forum
Caroline