Psoriasis on the feet

hi donna,the best thing you can do for your feet is,carefully use a pomme stone with handle,after washing feet,then moiturise your feet,each day,slowly but surely you wont have build up of hard skin,cracks ect.this is time consuming,but worth it,just keep it up,and as time passes your feet will be soft and moist.i use zeroveen cream,which you could try,its a great miosturiser for your whole body,for people with psoriasis.if your on immunesupressent medication ,it is classed as autoimmune condition, and you should self-isolate,ask your Gp and get them to refer you to a dermatologist.in meantime keep strong,and dont let psoriasis beat you.its worth contacting occupational health,they have ways of helping you cope. yours sincerely-lance17@virginmedia.com

I know your pain! I have psoriasis on my feet and hands, else where too but my foot is really bad at the moment. Have been signed off since the last week of January, as Im just hobbling about. I’m a trainee dental nurse so I’m on my feet most of the day. , which with this flare up is impossible. Like you I also have tried all creams etc, PUVA, ciclisporin but nothing has helped.. I’m waiting to try a new drug but can’t start it until COVID passes. I have read online that taking vitamins supposedly helps.. so I have started taking vitamin B6, B12 and folic acid in the hope they help and I can get back to normal. I also found a ‘revolutionary’ cream set on a website called skin shop - the shampoo seems to be good but haven’t seen much of a change with the wash and creams yet, but worth a try at this point! Thinking of you Bethany xx