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  5. I have been suffering from psoriasis for a year and have been prescribed various medications, including Calpsor C Lotion. What other treatments are available?

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I have been suffering from psoriasis for a year and have been prescribed various medications, including Calpsor C Lotion. What other treatments are available?

Asked by Male, 38 · 3 months ago

Y. Lakshmi Thulasi

Y. Lakshmi Thulasi

Pharm-D (Post baccalaureate)

3 months ago

Other possibilities include topical vitamin D analogs, retinoids, coal tar, and phototherapy for skin clearing, in addition to topical therapies like Calpsor C (calcipotriol/corticosteroid). Your doctor may suggest biologics or systemic medications (such as methotrexate or cyclosporine) to better manage symptoms in cases of more severe or chronic psoriasis.
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  1. Topical Treatments

    • Consider non-steroid topicals like anthralin, roflumilast, or tazarotene.
    • Explore coal tar and salicylic acid for reducing scales and inflammation.

  2. Phototherapy

    • UVB and PUVA light therapies can be effective for persistent psoriasis.
    • Consult a dermatologist for appropriate phototherapy options.

  3. Systemic Medications

    • For moderate to severe cases, options include methotrexate, cyclosporine, or oral retinoids.
    • Biologics like adalimumab or etanercept target specific immune pathways.

  4. Lifestyle and Supportive Measures

    • Maintain a regular moisturizing routine and avoid known triggers.
    • Manage stress and consider dietary adjustments to support skin health.

  5. Consultation with Specialists

    • Regular follow-ups with a dermatologist are crucial for personalized care.
    • If joint pain is present, a rheumatologist may be needed to assess for psoriatic arthritis.

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