Look into LDN stands for low dose nalextrone. It is not covered by insurance but not expensive. It is made in a medical lab and must be prescribed by a doctor. It has helped me so much.

I tried natural regimens for my psoriasis. Nothing seemed to work.
My Dr prescribed Otezla ( aprimalist) taking orally 2 times daily 30 mlg each. it looks like the red spots are drying out but the scar still there. I am certain that it will fade away someday. He also prescribed Betamethazone Dipropionate ointment USP (Augmented) 0.05% apply on the skin, scalp and belly button.. The combinations of the two is working for me..
Good luck my co-sufferers.
God Bless us All.

I have found Bowen Therapy to be helpful for Psoriatic Arthritis. I could hardly walk and following each session after a day or so I was as I should be for someone my age...walking at a normal pace etc. At present the sessions keep me good for several weeks at a time.
For psoriasis I have found that emulsifying ointment is great. Not homeopathic but better than using steroid cream😁

I purchased a Pure Hazelwood bracelet to relieve Palmoplantar Pustolosis Ezcema on the palm of my hands. I've Been wearing it for about two weeks and I am seeing some improvement.

Just tried coconut oil on belly button that flakes endlessly in and 2" out from there. Costly Dovobet prescrip ran out. Coconut oil seems to help. After 1 night flaking stopped. Might be worth trying. Plus it's great for teeth and gums. ;-) :-)