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Hi, my name is Emir. I am 17 years old and bave been living with psoriasis since i was just 2, back in 2001. I got diagnosed cause od stress , a dog attack. I have been able to cut my psoriasis down to just my elbows, knees and feet

However... For 3 Years i faintly belive my doctor that i have foot fungus which is extremely painful. I was able to Pierce the skin and get all of the green pus run out. After it appears,it lasts a few days , turns brown and i Peel off all of my skin. It grows back and after about a month or less comes back. I am attatching photos so you Guys can see ,comment and share your experiences, perhaps even diagnose or Help me. Thanks in advance
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I'm sorry but none of us here are professionals so we can't diagnose for you.
This thread may help [thread=56]
But you would be better of seeing a doctor to get a diagnoses.
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Fred is right Emir but

to the forum you can learn a lot here but a dermatologist is your best bet for a proper diagnosis
It could be pustular psoriasis ...but I could also be what your doctor diagnosed foot fungus it's impossible to tell really
But if you have a healthcare system where you are, do get to see a dermatologist as they know better than General doctors
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(Wed-09-11-2016, 21:07 PM)jiml Wrote: Fred is right Emir but
to the forum you can learn a lot here but a dermatologist is your best bet for a proper diagnosis
It could be pustular psoriasis ...but I could also be what your doctor diagnosed foot fungus it's impossible to tell really
But if you have a healthcare system where you are, do get to see a dermatologist as they know better than General doctor
Thanks for your sincere help. We have a great system, and I have seen multiple specialist but am curious about other peoples experiences and or problems so yeah, glad to be here
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Hi Emir, nice to meet you! Your foot does look very painful, and if that is not clearing up then your doctor isn't doing enough to help you, I would go back and say you want to be referred to a specialist.
Do let us know what they say.
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(Thu-10-11-2016, 08:38 AM)Turnedlight Wrote: Hi Emir, nice to meet you! Your foot does look very painful, and if that is not clearing up then your doctor isn't doing enough to help you, I would go back and say you want to be referred to a specialist.
Do let us know what they say.
Sure thing , tho the therapy was given by a specialist Nyway, u dont find it dangerous for life do you?
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If you think it's actually a bad infection I would go straight to the doctor. I'm afraid I don't know anything about pustular psoriasis, sorry.. And as Fred says, we are here to support you but I'm afraid we aren't able to give any medical advice.
All I can say is if it were me, and I was not happy with the treatment or my problem was getting worse, I would go back to the doctor/ or see a different doctor.
Good luck, hope you get answers soon.
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This doesn't look like pustular psoriasis to me, but I'm not a doctor. Agreed with everyone else, I would get a 2nd professional opinion