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Psoriasin Multi-Symptom Psoriasis Relief, Vanishing Gel, .75 Ounces (Pack of 3)

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I had been to two dermatologists for a red, flaky itchy area behind my ears that sometimes cracked and oozed. Their diagnosis was Seborrheic Dermatitis/Psoraias. They gave me antifungal and hydrocortisone creams which worked for the time frame they told me to use them, but after I stopped using the creams the problem came right back. I didn't know what to do since I had been to two dematologist already. Then I found Psoriasin Gel while I was searching the shelves for help and noticed its active ingredient of coal tar. This rang a bell because I remembered an inlaw having psoriasis and her dermatologist told her to shampoo with T-Gel Shampoo(has coal tar in it), which took care of the problem. She had to use the product for a while (months) but it worked. So I decided to try the Psoriasin Gel, and I'm so glad I did. At first I used it straight out of the tube, and yes it stung some and didn't smell too great. But after a few days, I started putting a drop of intensive moisturizing lotion in my hand and mixing it with a drop of the Psoriasin Gel then applied it to the affected area. I can report that my ears have cleared up now. I even used it in the entrance to the ears because there was itchy scaling there and that is gone too. I noticed a couple of times I had a little dry scaly feeling behind one ear and I used the gel again and it is okay now.This may not work for eveyone and I'm not implying that it will, but it certainly did for me. I'm thrilled with the results I got. If the problem comes back, I will use this product again. Thanks Psoriasin Gel!

Coal Tar Oder, but Effective -- this "gel" mostly vanishes and can sting a little when applied. The ointment doesn't vanish but seems to moisturized the skin better and it can become a little itchy.

Using this with a gentle and effective soap or lotion cleanser helps too; as well as, applying a daily moisterizer with sun screen.

The key to getting the best benefits is to continue to use even when the symptons appear to be disappearing. Most Psoriasis can be treated to improve, but it never really goes away completely.

This is effective; be sure to wash you hands/fingers after applying and avoid your eyes and other sensitive skin areas.

When my FIL was visiting us, he tried this medicine from walgreens and it worked great for him. He says his redness and itchiness has decreased by 60% since using this product. I buy this product regularly and send it overseas. Great product.

I purchased this product off the shelf at Walmart. I was looking for something to soothe some flaking areas on my hand. I havent been to a dermatologist but had intentions of going had this product not worked. I have been using it for almost 2weeks and am very satisfied with the results! I would highly recommend it to others! I am going to get another tube to make sure I don't run out!

After trying multiple products this stuff finally worked. I had scaly, itchy, and red patches along my scalp line and under my beard and eyebrows-this has taken away the redness and I don't get scabs anymore. The skin isn't perfectly smooth or anything but I would call it a complete success.

This helped a little with my eczema / dermatitis redness and itching, but it wasn't strong enough. I switched to Oxipor 5% coal tar solution and that does the trick to keep me clear.

On the plus side this gel is easy to apply and fast absorbing. It's a lot less messy than the Oxipor, but unfortunately it just wasn't strong enough for my skin problems.

About 9 mos ago I tried Psoriasin gel to try to help get rid of the psoriasis I developed about a year ago. I'm willing to try just about anything, but I don't want to go on biologicals - I'm so afraid of them since they wipe out your immune system. I bought Psoriasin hoping it would work, but unfortunately, for me it didn't. I initially tried the vanishing gel. I'm used to using a strong prescription ointment, and hoped the gel wouldn't feel sticky. It wasn't too bad - a bit tacky, and had a not so pleasant smell - so using it wasn't too bad.

I developed psoriasis as a teenager, and at that time had it really bad. I'm sure anxiety influences how badly one is affected because I developed it after a major trauma in my life that left me scared, anxious, and feeling every nerve in my body. At that time the major treatments for psoriasis was actual coal tar with an occlusive dressing, and photo therapy - both of which I did. Messy, time consuming, and even more anxiety producing! Yuk!

As years went on, and I got better dealing with my anxiety, the psoriasis got so much better that I didn't use any treatment whatsoever. Then all of a sudden, last year it reappeared with a vengence after going on vacation and using a hot tub. There was nothing else I did differently, and no major traumas - so the only thing I could associate it with was the hot tub. Funny thing, the U of Michigan was doing a genetic study on psoriasis and I got involved a couple of months before it got bad again. I sent in the bloodwork and all the papers, as well as pictures, and then all of a sudden ... it hit me again. Bleh! It's been bad for about a year now. My doctor wants me to go on biologicals, and thankfully the dermatologist didn't because of the danger to my liver. So I was searching for something. One thing that worked really well for me several years ago when I had a flare was taking Cymbalta - it has a major anxiety component in it, and it worked SO well, but not this time. Drat!

Our daughter also has psoriasis, and out of desparation, for her - since she's a sensitive teen, I found that sometimes homeopathis sulpher works. Within 2 weeks she was pretty much clear, but it didn't work for me. Nor did zinc, the regimin in a book on psoriasis started to work, and then didn't, and a special soap I bought also didn't work. So, I'm back to square 1, and once again, the search is on.