Psoriasis clears then comes back as another form?

Question:

I've read that the most common form of psoriasis is called plaque psoriasis, but I came across a article that said when one clears another form can come back in place, when another outbreak occurs. Has this happened to anyone? Is that the norm? Is it a longshot or more common?

Answers:
I have plaque psoriasis, and the only other form of psoriasis that I have gotten is "guttate" psoriasis, which appears as tiny drops, like raindrops, all over. I will get that after I have a strep throat, for example, so that's something I have to guard against. That only happens to a small fraction of people with psoriasis. There is also a form of psoriasis called "inverse" proriasis, in the folds of the skin, under breasts, etc. - I've never gotten that, and am very glad of that!
However, with psoriasis, even if someone is lucky enough to have found a treatment which lets them have clear skin for a time, when it returns, it's usually in the same form, in the same places. Mine always start and return in the same places on my body.

For psoriais info go to http://www.psoriasis.org For psoriasis remedy to to http://www.champori.com

This site may help you.
http://www.mypsoriasistreatment.com/...

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