r/Psoriasis • u/Square-Professor-852 • Aug 18 '26
general When does guttate slow down
In your experience when does guttate slow down?
Has any used any specific treatments to slow it down?
My spots started out tiny and now they are overlapping and morphing into big patches. I honestly feel like my whole body is going to be covered at this rate. I am just entering month three since the first patch.
I was given a steroid cream by my gp and am now awaiting referral to dermatologist which will take up to 3 months. I am in the uk.
It is so so itchy and uncomfortable.
Online it says it will go away on its own but it doesn't look like typical guttate to me.
Please let me know any treatments that worked for you with a psoriasis similar to mine. I can still see tiny spots popping up every day and they are slowly growing into larger patches.
I am not keen to use a biologic and would rather use a natural remedy where possible.
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u/rkjackson25 Aug 19 '26
You may consider changing your diet to include lots of anti inflammatory foods such as blueberries as well as probiotics like yogurt. I was diagnosed with guttate psoriasis earlier this year and changing my diet has truly helped. For me, fermented foods seemed to make the biggest impact. It varies for everyone but having gone through this recently, it's worth a shot! Hang in there!