National Psoriasis Foundation

National Psoriasis Foundation The mission of the National Psoriasis Foundation (NPF) is to drive efforts to cure psoriatic disease and improve the lives of those affected.

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The National Psoriasis Foundation (NPF) page is a open, supportive environment for people affected by psoriasis and/or psoriatic arthritis. It provides opportunity for people to connect, exchange information, find understanding and build friendships. We are committed to providing a safe, welcoming community. We encourage your commen

ts, photos, videos, questions and links. Posts on the NPF page are for educational purposes only and not for the purpose of rendering medical advice. The information presented should not replace the counsel of your health care provider. NPF does not endorse any medications, products, equipment or treatments. Guidelines

The NPF page is monitored by Foundation staff. We reserve the right to remove posts that violate the community and our guidelines. No abusive behavior or conversations. We will remove comments that are harassing, threatening, harmful, obscene, racially offensive or otherwise inappropriate. This page is for personal use only. Posts that advertise, promote products or services, or distribute unsolicited information for financial gain will be removed. We'll ban users who repeatedly try to sell their products or services.

We get it. Psoriasis can come with a lot of questions, unexpected symptoms, and hurdles you never saw coming. As   comes...
08/31/2026

We get it.

Psoriasis can come with a lot of questions, unexpected symptoms, and hurdles you never saw coming. As comes to a close, remember that you don’t have to figure it all out on your own. You might not have been there before, but we have.

NPF is here with the tools, information, and support to help you navigate whatever comes next. 💙

Explore the Psoriasis Action Month hub at psoriasis.org/psoriasis-action-month.

As Psoriasis Action Month comes to a close, remember: every question you have is a valid one. The symptoms, frustrations...
08/30/2026

As Psoriasis Action Month comes to a close, remember: every question you have is a valid one.

The symptoms, frustrations, and unexpected challenges that come with psoriatic disease are more common than you might think. You don’t have to navigate them alone.

There’s a community that understands, resources to help, and a place for you here. Explore the Psoriasis Action Month hub at psoriasis.org/psoriasis-action-month.

“Just find a dermatologist.” Easy, right? 👀Not always. Finding a dermatologist who understands psoriasis and your indivi...
08/29/2026

“Just find a dermatologist.” Easy, right? 👀

Not always. Finding a dermatologist who understands psoriasis and your individual needs can take some searching. That’s why we’re breaking down the questions, misconceptions, and everyday experiences that come with living with psoriatic disease.

Head to our Psoriasis Action Month hub to explore more. 🔗psoriasis.org/psoriasis-action-month/

Maybe it’s something you wish you knew sooner, a reminder you needed to hear, or simply a little bit of reassurance for ...
08/27/2026

Maybe it’s something you wish you knew sooner, a reminder you needed to hear, or simply a little bit of reassurance for the road ahead.

Share yours in the comments. Your words might be exactly what someone needs to hear. psoriasis.org/psoriasis-action-month

Ever wondered if psoriasis could be connected to other health conditions? 👀You’re not the only one asking. Learn more ab...
08/26/2026

Ever wondered if psoriasis could be connected to other health conditions? 👀

You’re not the only one asking. Learn more about common conditions or comorbidities linked to psoriatic disease and what to know about your health on our Psoriasis Action Month. psoriasis.org/psoriasis-action-month/

Can literally anything make your psoriasis flare… is this a thing? 🤔 Stress, a new lotion, happy hour with friends… even...
08/25/2026

Can literally anything make your psoriasis flare… is this a thing? 🤔 Stress, a new lotion, happy hour with friends… even looking at it the wrong way? 😅

Find out what can actually trigger a psoriasis flare and what you can do about it. Head to our Psoriasis Action Month hub for more information. ➡️ psoriasis.org/psoriasis-action-month/

What does your psoriasis look like?People of all skin tones, races and ethnicities can be affected by psoriasis. But tha...
08/22/2026

What does your psoriasis look like?

People of all skin tones, races and ethnicities can be affected by psoriasis. But that doesn't mean it looks the same on everyone.

That's why we created our Skin of Color Resource Center—to share stories, resources, and information on psoriasis on skin of color 🔗psoriasis.org/skin-of-color-resource-center/

What looks like a blister could be the beginning of something much more serious. For Janene, a rapidly spreading GPP fla...
08/19/2026

What looks like a blister could be the beginning of something much more serious.

For Janene, a rapidly spreading GPP flare left her in excruciating pain and searching for answers. Her first trip to the ER ended with a diagnosis of athlete’s foot. It wasn’t until she saw her dermatologist days later that she learned she had Generalized Pustular Psoriasis.

Because it’s rare, GPP can be difficult to recognize and diagnose. That’s why awareness matters.

Your generosity can help NPF raise awareness of GPP and give people facing this rare disease a better path to answers and care. Will you donate today? https://giving.psoriasis.org/page/FY27SUMdgS

How do you manage your psoriatic disease symptoms? 🌿Managing pain is an important part of living with psoriatic disease....
08/19/2026

How do you manage your psoriatic disease symptoms? 🌿

Managing pain is an important part of living with psoriatic disease. Find out what we know about cannabis, how it may affect psoriatic disease, and what the research says.

Head to our website to get the facts.➡️psoriasis.org/advance/cannabis-marijuana-pot-or-weed/

The NPF Seal of Recognition highlights and recognizes products created or intended to be non-irritating and safe for tho...
08/16/2026

The NPF Seal of Recognition highlights and recognizes products created or intended to be non-irritating and safe for those living with psoriatic disease.

From skincare and clothing products, to scalp serums and supplements, our seal highlights options that are safe, gentle & backed by science.

Explore trusted brands like CrescelSkin, Phoilex, and Sphagnum Botanicals on our product directory🔗 psoriasis.org/seal-of-recognition

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