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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 Iโm 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?
Share only what you feel comfortable with.
With Care,
Razar ๐
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Razar.M
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134 comments posted | 7 in the Psoriasis Forum
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Hi everyone ๐
Psoriasis can appear almost anywhere on the body, but when it affects intimate or genital areas, it can be particularly uncomfortable and difficult to discuss.
The skin in these areas is sensitive, so symptoms may look and feel different from the thicker plaques people often associate with psoriasis.
There can also be another challenge: embarrassment.
Some people may delay mentioning symptoms to their GP or dermatologist because they feel uncomfortable talking about where the psoriasis is.
๐ฌ Weโd love to hear from you:
You can share as much or as little as you feel comfortable with.
Do you think intimate psoriasis needs to be talked about more openly?
With care,
Razar from the Carenity team๐