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Old 05-20-2007, 11:58 AM #6
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[QUOTE=pals1107;102345]Sally, I have plantar palmar pustural psoriasis, (hands and feet with blisters) it is the hardest type to treat. The only thing I have found that makes it go away is hormone replacement. I was on this for about 3 years and it totally cleared during that time.

I guess your psoriasis is completely different than mine. It's a wierd disease. I have different psoriasis on my back than whats under my arm pits.

If I did it right, this is the first time in all the years I have been on this forum or over on Brain Talk that I have done a 'quote"!!!! If I didn't do it right, sorry
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