Meet the
PsoriaSiblings you didn’t know you had
That's right! There are common factors involved in the development of plaque psoriasis (PsO), psoriatic arthritis (PsA), and inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) that could mean they are related.
And, just like siblings, they may show up uninvited—individually or together—and PsA could even bring the risk of permanent joint damage.
These relatives may come with unseen risk
Hidden under your skin, inflammation may be happening, and it may appear as skin plaques or permanent joint damage or even gut problems, including IBD.
Get to know the family
The damage can be devastating
If untreated, PsA may cause permanent joint damage and IBD may cause serious digestive system (gut) complications, so it helps to know the early signs and symptoms.
Know what to look for
If PsoriaSiblings show up, speak up
Acting early by talking to your doctor may make a meaningful difference in your overall health.
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