Sun-14-02-2016, 00:38 AM
This is very interesting indeed.
I was diagnosed with psoriasis in 1990, it started on my elbows.
Bear with me here.
I used to have phototherapy every year from 1997 onwards, along with so many medication for P (list is way to long to mention here) and with respect to all other fellow sufferers of this awful bloody disease, I've never had kidney problems being one of those with severe psoriasis but I have had no end of problems with my liver.
Injection wise, enbrel and humira are one's that sent the liver results sky high and I was forever being accused of over drinking, being an alcoholic.
Time and time again I had to tell these doctors that it was impossible for me to drink and be an alcoholic as I hadn't touched a drop since 1988 !!!!
Now, as for the kidney side of thing's, nothing was ever said to me if they were abnormal etc etc.
I shall now ask about this the next time I see a dermatologist or my GP because this sounds rather alarming being a severe psoriasis sufferer.
I was diagnosed with psoriasis in 1990, it started on my elbows.
Bear with me here.
I used to have phototherapy every year from 1997 onwards, along with so many medication for P (list is way to long to mention here) and with respect to all other fellow sufferers of this awful bloody disease, I've never had kidney problems being one of those with severe psoriasis but I have had no end of problems with my liver.
Injection wise, enbrel and humira are one's that sent the liver results sky high and I was forever being accused of over drinking, being an alcoholic.
Time and time again I had to tell these doctors that it was impossible for me to drink and be an alcoholic as I hadn't touched a drop since 1988 !!!!
Now, as for the kidney side of thing's, nothing was ever said to me if they were abnormal etc etc.
I shall now ask about this the next time I see a dermatologist or my GP because this sounds rather alarming being a severe psoriasis sufferer.