Thank you for posting this. My psoriasis itch was driving me crazy; many sleepless nights but I was bathing my legs in cold water and ice packs which did bring me some relief for about an hour. Last night at 3:00 am I tried your way and it worked. I did it twice today and have lasted about 8 hours. Can’t thank you enough for your help
“ Does it itch “ ❓ At 74 I have been fighting psoriasis since I was a young teenager. I am in a “calm acceptance” period with this chronic auto immune disease. I also suffer from Transverse Viral Myelitis which attacked my spine in 1985 and left me paraplegic and in excruciating chronic pain. I ALSO have severe heart disease, having suffered a major heart attack in 1994. Only 25% of my heart remains UN damaged and I have 5 stents in my heart to facilitate blood flow. I have psoriatic arthritis in all of my major joints and I have had both eyes surgically repaired. CHRONIC AUTO IMMUNE DISEASE IS VERY HARD TO DEAL WITH DUE TO THE NUMEROUS MANNERS IT MANIFESTS ITSELF !
A friend just told me to wash with Listerine in the affected areas on my scalp it was amazing it gave me relief I’m still having relief it’s been 30 minutes and I appreciate the 30 minute relief I hope it’s last longer so far so good Listerine
A friend just told me to wash the affected areas in Listerine mouthwash gold Listerine gold I did and it’s been about 45 minutes and I have the best relief I left it on my head five minutes when I poured it on my head it felt like relief and it just kept relieving and I left it on my head five minutes I rinsed it off and it’s been 45 minutes and I still have relief and I hope it lasts for a while but I wanted to pass that on to you it’s been really helpful so far first time I’ve tried it
I had a friend just called me he was in the hospital for some other unrelated purpose and they gave him a round of antibiotics for three weeks and while he was on that his psoriasis completely left his head and he hasn’t had it back and he’s been home from the hospital a month and it has not reemerged
@@thejake8099right!? That also won’t work for me because I’m a person that suffers from mild anxiety. So I go through random spurts of emotion changes. It’s something I can’t help but it’s not bad enough where I can’t function. It’s all internal and no one on the outside would suspect unless I got dizzy. Which happens rarely.
