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Welcome to the forum. I'm sorry I may not be able to give you a technical, but wanted to pass along my initial thoughts because of the urgency you are feeling.
Are you on any type of meds for your psoriasis? I ask this because the MS meds are considered immune modulators. Dr. may have been taking this and the role of interferon in psoriasis.
I'm just not educated enough in the immune system to know which way to guide you but understand why you need to know. The facts will dictate whether you treat your MS or not - and that's important.
Are you in a position to ask the Dr. the specifics? And, is this Dr. a rheumatologist or neurologist?
There are some skin problems associated with Interferon-a, not sure about Interferon-b. It can cause sore injection sites and yes, complicate psoriasis and eczema. Not sure where you would look for more information on the level of psoriasis problems involved with interferon, or stats on how common the interaction is. Someone else here might know?
Good luck.
Welcome to the forum. I'm sorry I may not be able to give you a technical, but wanted to pass along my initial thoughts because of the urgency you are feeling.
Are you on any type of meds for your psoriasis? I ask this because the MS meds are considered immune modulators. Dr. may have been taking this and the role of interferon in psoriasis.
I'm just not educated enough in the immune system to know which way to guide you but understand why you need to know. The facts will dictate whether you treat your MS or not - and that's important.
Are you in a position to ask the Dr. the specifics? And, is this Dr. a rheumatologist or neurologist?
Thank you for joining us.
p.s. Welcome to you too Bliarg.