ScalpScalp Psoriasis

Scalp psoriasis is a common skin disorder. It can be a single patch or several, and can even affect your entire scalp.

Scalp Psoriasis vs. Dandruff

If your scalp itches and flakes, your doctor can tell if it’s just dandruff or a more serious problem like psoriasis.

Psoriasis Shampoo: How to Choose

Most shampoos are designed to clean and care for your hair, but if you have psoriasis on your scalp, you should find shampoos that are made specifically for your scalp.

Hair Care When You Have Psoriasis

A visit to the salon can put a smile on your face and give your self-esteem a little boost. Don’t let scalp psoriasis keep you from these simple pleasures.

GenitalsWhat Is Genital Psoriasis?

Genital psoriasis isn't an STD, and it's not catching. But it can change the way you feel about your body and put a damper on your love life.

Genital Psoriasis vs. Jock Itch

If you have itchy, red skin in your crotch area, it might be genital psoriasis. Or it could be jock itch. The two conditions can look a lot alike. But there are differences, too.

Other Psoriasis LocationsPsoriasis in Difficult Places

If you have psoriasis, you may have noticed patches in unexpected places. Where can it happen? How can you deal with it when it does?

Psoriasis in Sensitive Areas

Your skin is thinner and more sensitive in some places, like your face, genitals, and the skin folds under your breasts and buttocks and in your groin. Psoriasis flares here can be more embarrassing, painful, and harder to treat.

Facial Psoriasis

Psoriasis on the face is different than on other parts of the body. Your skin there is thinner and may be more sensitive to treatments.

Psoriasis Around the Eyes

Psoriasis may show up in and around your eyes, which requires special attention.

Psoriasis in Your Ears

You may know psoriasis as the itchy skin condition that shows up in places like the elbows, knees, scalp, and back. But it can affect parts of the body you may not expect, like your ears.

Psoriasis on Hands and Feet

If you have an acute psoriasis flare-up on your hands or feet, see your doctor ASAP. Psoriasis on these areas is most likely to show up on the palms and soles. It can also appear on the tops of your feet, backs of your hands, and on knuckles and nails.

Nail Psoriasis

Nail psoriasis alters the way your toenails and fingernails look. They may get thick, develop pinprick holes and change color or shape. They also can feel tender and hurt.

Oral Psoriasis

It can be hard to tell if you have oral psoriasis. The symptoms are often mild and come and go quickly. And doctors don't even agree on what all the symptoms are.

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