No one wants to talk about their genital psoriasis. Yet information and communication are key to living well with the illness. Here’s what you should know.

Did you know that your psoriasis medication may not be safe to use on genital psoriasis? Learn about safe and effective treatments for genital psoriasis.

You've been diagnosed with psoriasis. Now what? This informative list guides you to your next steps, including short-term and long-term strategies for living with psoriasis.

Whether you have a mild, moderate, or severe psoriatic arthritis, there is a treatment option for you. Learn about these 13 common treatments to consider for psoriatic-arthritis-related pain.

If you’re looking for the right skincare products to manage psoriasis, try some of these expert recommendations that will help to relieve itching, redness, and scaling.

Remember: If you’d like to try some home remedies for psoriasis, talk to your doctor first.

Many people say they manage their psoriasis better if they avoid inflammatory foods.

While people with IBS are often all too familiar with the physical symptoms, you may not be aware of the link between the condition and your mental health.

Between 14 and 23 percent of women will experience some symptoms of depression during pregnancy. Is it safe to take antidepressants to treat it?

Premenstrual dysphoric disorder is considered a mental disorder — but should it be?