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Movement is extremely important. It can be difficult, but it is worth the effort.

Living with Psoriatic Arthritis Age: 71 Female More than 5 years
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Wherever you go, pack your medication. At work, bring a dose in case you forget to take your medication at home.

Dr. Amparo L. Gordian
Healthcare provider for Psoriatic Arthritis Female
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Do you have a favorite gadget, assistive device, or other product that you think other people with psoriatic should know about?
While watching the Patriots during football season, my husband and I do planks or push-ups during commercial breaks. I appreciate that athletes like Tom Brady and Ju ... read more

Catherine Morlino
Living with Psoriatic Arthritis Female More than 5 years
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For me, mornings are the worst with psoriatic arthritis, so I’ve learned to just take my time.

Ruthy
Living with Psoriatic Arthritis Age: 56 1 to 5 years
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If you're on vacation find time to truly relax. This can be trickier at work. This may mean finding a private space to de-stress even if that is 5 minutes in the bat ... read more

Dr. Amparo L. Gordian
Healthcare provider for Psoriatic Arthritis Female
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Sometimes I take a bath midday or just accept it and try not to overdo it. Then I have more fun when I can be active.

Deeanne
Living with Psoriatic Arthritis Age: 42 1 to 5 years
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I have psoriatic arthritis and my husband is just the best. He goes food shopping for me, empties the bins, and makes me cups of tea. He works so hard and is so kind ... read more

Susan
Living with Psoriatic Arthritis More than 5 years
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I practice meditation or other form of mindfulness daily. This helps me get into a much more relaxed and calm state easier when my pain levels spike. It's really har ... read more

Danielle Quimby Currey, ND, CST-T
Living with Psoriatic Arthritis Age: 37 More than 5 years
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Maintain good posture to prevent further deterioration of the joints and reduce muscular pain common to people living with psoriatic arthritis. One simple exercise t ... read more

Kelvin Carter PT, DPT, OCS
Healthcare provider for Psoriatic Arthritis Age: 29 Less than 1 year
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Well I take medication for psoriatic arthritis and it's great. I've been on it for 7 months now. I can do everything I use to do.

Living with Psoriatic Arthritis Age: 61 Female 1 to 5 years
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Listen to your body. What may work for some may not work for you. I always cook my own food so I know what feels good and what doesn’t. That way I can avoid foods th ... read more

Nadya
Living with Psoriatic Arthritis Age: 30
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Qigong and Tai Chi have saved my life, eased my pain, and brought me peace and comfort. Following the routine of gentle movements calms my mind, reduces stress, and ... read more

Kac Young
Living with Psoriatic Arthritis Age: 51 Female More than 5 years
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Calming the mind and desensitizing the nervous system through a regular yoga breath practice have been found to have positive effects on chronic pain. Visualization ... read more

Linda
Healthcare provider for Psoriatic Arthritis
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Which complementary therapy have you found most helpful to manage PsA symptoms?
Regular physical exercise is beneficial and can help to reduce pain. Physical exercise can also improve the range of motion in joints and reduce fatigue. Exercise sh ... read more

Thomas Bradbury
Care Partner for Psoriatic Arthritis Male
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Think in advance of your next activity by taking fall precautions. Move rugs off the floor so you have a clear path to walk. Don't let kids or grandkids leave toys a ... read more

Dr. Aly Cohen, Rheumatologist
Healthcare provider for Psoriatic Arthritis Age: 46 Female
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I replace the shoe laces that come with sneakers with elasticized ones. That why I can slip them right on without having to tie them.

Living with Psoriatic Arthritis
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Delaying PsA treatment for as little as 6 months can result in permanent joint damage, studies show.
National Psoriasis Foundation
Delaying PsA treatment for as little as 6 months can result in permanent joint damage, studies show.Plan a spa day as a surprise! Always have your friend with PsA speak with the physician first to ensure that this a good course of action and that there are no contr ... read more

Magie
Care Partner for Psoriatic Arthritis
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Get an organized treatment program that includes exercises, the most effective medications, and other complementary treatments. The benefits of maintaining this prog ... read more

Kim05
Healthcare provider for Psoriatic Arthritis Age: 44
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I pay attention to my wife's pain level and let her know when her ‘bad attitude’ is due to the fact she is in more pain than usual or because the weather is affectin ... read more

Hal
Care Partner for Psoriatic Arthritis
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