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Is psoriasis in intimate areas harder to talk about?
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Razar.M
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This can be a difficult topic to talk about, but I’m sure others may relate. Have any of you experienced psoriasis in intimate or sensitive areas, and did you find it difficult to mention to your doctor?
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Razar.M
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115 comments posted | 4 in the Psoriasis Forum
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Hi everyone 💙
Psoriasis can appear almost anywhere, but genital or intimate-area psoriasis can be especially uncomfortable and difficult to talk about.
Because the skin in these areas is more sensitive, symptoms may not always look like the thicker plaques people usually associate with psoriasis.
And sometimes the hardest part is simply bringing it up.
People may put off talking to a doctor or dermatologist because they feel embarrassed about where their symptoms are.
💬 We’d love to hear from you:
Share only what you feel comfortable sharing.
Do you think this side of psoriasis needs to be discussed more openly?
With care,
Razar from the Carenity team💖