Common symptoms of psoriasis include: Mild to severe itching, burning, or soreness Red patches of skin covered with thick, silvery scales Dry, cracked skin that might bleed Small scaling spots which are frequently teardrop shaped and most often seen in children Thickened, pitted or ridged nails, which could indicate skin buildup underneath Swollen and stiff joints, in addition to any of the above While not a symptom per say, arthritis is a common consequence of psoriasis
Always consult your prescribing clinician before making significant changes to your dosing schedule
Higher initial doses create more pronounced GH pulses
Talk to Your Provider About Dosing If side effects feel too strong, a provider may: keep you at a lower dose longer delay the next dose increase in some cases, reduce the dose Never change your dose on your own
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