Guest guest Posted April 20, 2008 Report Share Posted April 20, 2008 Yes. This can be a form of psoriasis called palmar-plantar pustulosis, or pustular psoriasis. It is the main form of P that I have. I had blisters on the tips of my fingers and the soles of my feet to the point where I could not work at all - no use of my hands and no walking or standing. Humira has cleared my hands completely for almost a year now, and has improved my feet but not nearly enough. I still have days where I can barely walk because of the sores on my feet. You should see a dermatologist to confirm that this is indeed psoriasis. If it is, you should let your rheumatologist know about it, too. This kind of P is even more resistant to treatment than other types, and it tends to point toward a possibly more severe case of PA so your rheumy may want to treat you more aggressively than normal. Sorry to hear your troubles, but don't panic - it is controllable if you are willing to use medications and patiently work with your rheumy and derm. regards, sherry z Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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