atypical psoriasis case - more from the patient

[Theresa Partington]

In my own experience, non-itching psoriasis is extremely common, more so than itchy types.
My success rate is *substantially* lower than with eczema or almost any other skin ailment bar pigmentation ones.
Where symptoms have disappeared, which has nevertheless happened pretty often, I have tended to regard it as successful management rather than 'cure'. It is often a marker of the patients general health and general stress levels. I see it as very deep seated.
Good luck with this case
Theresa

1b. Fw: [Minutus] Re: atypical psoriasis case- more from the patient
Posted by: "Rochelle Marsden" rochelle@logicsms.us marsden43
Date: Thu Jun 8, 2006 1:04 am (PDT)

Interesting!! One of my former patients got relief from Kombucha that he brewed up himself!!

Another left me because the psoriasis had all gone down to her feet so badly that she couldn't walk!!!!!!!!!! That was with Borax as she had the SRP that she couldn't walk over the shiny floor in the supermarket she worked in because she would fall. That symptom went away and I bet she has no psoriasis now!!

Others where the psoriasis have been part of a bigger picture have had improvement so much that it didn't really bother them much now.

A more recent one with psoriatic arthritis phoned to cancel this week as she had seen an allopathic consultant re her arthritis which had flared up (after I gave her a Rx IMO) and he suggested acupuncture and she had an appointment on the same day as mine!!

It would be interesting to see how other homeopaths on the list have fared with psoriasis.

Rochelle
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