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Psoriasis Medications

Also called: Antipsoriatics

- Summary
- About psoriasis medications
- Types and differences
- Conditions of concern
- Potential side effects
- Drug interactions
- Symptoms of overdose
- Pregnancy use issues
- Child use issues
- Elderly use issues
- Questions for your doctor

Reviewed By:
Mary Ellen Luchetti, M.D., AAD

Questions for your doctor

Preparing questions in advance can help patients to have more meaningful discussions with their physicians. Patients may wish to ask their doctors the following questions about psoriasis medications:

  1. What type of psoriasis medication is best for me? Will you be prescribing medication in pill form or as a topical treatment?

  2. Will I take this drug alone, in combination with other drugs or with phototherapy?

  3. How and when should I take my psoriasis medication?

  4. How long will I require this psoriasis medication?

  5. How will this medication affect my current medical conditions other than psoriasis?

  6. How will this medication interact with other medications I am currently taking?

  7. What side effects may I develop?

  8. What side effects should I immediately report to you?

  9. How long will it take for the drug to take effect?

  10. How will I know if the drug is working?

  11. What will be the next step if this drug fails to relieve my symptoms?

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Review Date: 08-03-2007
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