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Old 03-22-2009, 10:32 AM #13
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I have mild psoriasis. I had markers for thyroid and rheumatoid arthritis when they did my LP, but so far thyroid testing has been normal except during my first flare (had hypertyroidism for about 3 months). My knees generally kill me, but I think that it is just regular arthritis.
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