Yes, people with psoriasis can become pregnant. In fact, many pregnant individuals with psoriasis experience fewer symptoms. However, not all psoriasis therapies are safe to use during pregnancy, so it is important to talk to a doctor about whether a treatment plan needs to be adjusted if considering pregnancy. Early Show Full Answer

Yes, people with psoriasis can become pregnant. In fact, many pregnant individuals with psoriasis experience fewer symptoms. However, not all psoriasis therapies are safe to use during pregnancy, so it is important to talk to a doctor about whether a treatment plan needs to be adjusted if considering pregnancy. Early conversations with healthcare providers about pregnancy plans are recommended to ensure safe and effective treatment options.

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