Social and Emotional Life with Psoriasis
Psoriasis can be itchy, painful and debilitating, making normal daily activities challenging. It can also be associated with the development of several other serious diseases.
Whilst many patients say that they can tolerate the physical symptoms of psoriasis, they can find that the emotional and social implications have the greatest impact on their daily lives.
A survey by the European Federation of Psoriasis Patient Associations (EUROPSO) found that over half of patients with severe psoriasis think their disease is a significant problem in their everyday life.
This is why it is critical that you get the medical care you need to treat your psoriasis and minimise its emotional and social impact.
Quality of your life with psoriasis
Some people with psoriasis feel that their condition is misunderstood. They may worry that people – even family or friends - may be put off by the appearance of psoriatic plaques. These feelings are natural, but unfortunately they can affect the things they do, how they interact with others and contribute to a poor body image, low self-esteem, anxiety and depression. Psoriasis can have an impact on many aspects of daily life including work, leisure activities, relationships and even choice of clothes.
Is your quality of life being impacted by psoriasis? Have you changed anything about your life because of it? Have you stopped doing some of the things you used to do? If your psoriasis is not under control, try many treatment options including our shampoo (if you have on scalp, but this product can be use as a shower gel also) that can help reduce the impact on your life.
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