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Baby Psoriasis
Do any mommy's have baby's w/ psoriasis?
If so, I need some advise. What kind of treatments are there? I have had psoriasis for 16 yrs now and I know how to control mine. But I tan and take cold showers...things like that. I don't know what to do for a 5 month old. What did the pediatrician do for your baby? I'm just curious and wanting a heads-up before we go to the doctor tomorrow.
whoops....I mean *advice.
I too have psoriasis but luckily our baby hasn't shown any signs.. which I didnt until I was 16 so there is still the chance she will 
However, I will assume its like adult psoriasis where it doesnt matter what soap you use on your clothes (no offense to the poster above) and she will probably be given a cream to help take care of it. But I do believe they try to not give children steroid creams.
One thing you may want to try is Cetaphil Lotion you can get it at any store and it usually helps calm flare ups and the ingredients are said to be safe for infants.
If you don't get results that you want my suggestion would to definitely get her into a dermatologist though as I can't believe many pediatricians have much experience dealing with psoriasis.
Good Luck!
Colostrum - A Cure for Psoriasis?
Psoriasis is a condition that is characterized by extremely dry, flaky skin that discolors and develops open breaks and sores. It is a condition that plagues many thousands of people around the world.
Psoriasis can be very embarrassing, as well as painful. Psoriasis sufferers' skin becomes visibly flaky and covered with motley dry reddish splotches. The effect is very unattractive and can be devastating to one's appearance.
Psoriasis sufferers are always looking for better ways to control and manage their symptoms and periodic outbreaks. One effective natural treatment/cure for psoriasis is colostrum.
Colostrum is the name for the first milk from the mammary glands of all female mammals immediately after giving birth. This "first milk" is a yellowish, thick liquid that will be produced during the first day or so after giving birth. Sometimes it continues for 2-3 days or more. This special 'first milk' is very important for new infants. It contains extra minerals, vitamins, and vital antibodies that protect from diseases until the infant's immune system becomes strong enough to defend against these by itself.
Colostrum helps new small bodies resist and deal with pollutants that may be in the air all around them, keeping them from acquiring any autoimmune diseases from the beginning. The only known side effects of colostrum are that it seems to slow down the metabolic rate a bit. It also slows down the body's fat-burning processes.
In all species colostrum is only produced for a very few days following the arrival of the newborn, and only begins to flow immediately following the birth. Human babies will get colostrum by breast-feeding. Adults can also receive colostrum's benefits through taking supplements. All types of mammals produce colostrum in order to feed their young. It can therefore be collected from domestic goats, cows, horses or sheep. So colostrum is readily available from first milk from commercial farm animals.
There are several ways that the body can be helped by colostrum. It helps fight off harmful viruses and bacteria. It encourages the development of lean muscle mass while slowing the body's fat-burning activity.
Colostrum helps speed up healing processes of those who have been injured. It renews and rejuvenates one's skin, keeps it looking new, youthful and healthy. It promotes intestinal health by helping to dispose of any excess waste materials. Colostrum promotes the growth of healthy cartilage, works to keep joints working smoothly. And lastly, colostrum works to reduce anxiety.
You can find colostrum supplements either online or in many health food or vitamin and supplement stores. The key thing you want to look for will be that it says "first milk" somewhere on the bottle or package. Psoriasis sufferers use colostrum supplements to access its natural components that promote healing of their skins' sores, breaks and damage. Another reason to use colostrum is that it helps prevent future psoriasis outbreaks.
About the Author
Jorge Chavez is an avid researcher, writer and student of how to manage your human body (too bad it came without a manual!). Click on these links for more information about a cure for psoriasis and about colostrum to help cure psoriasis.
