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If you have psoriasis, you have a 30% chance of developing psoriatic arthritis symptoms!
This type of psoriasis is notoriously difficult to diagnose because, unlike rheumatoid arthritis, there are no blood tests to easily confirm it.
Psoriatic arthritis can be triggered at any age, but its onset is most common between 35 and 55 years old. One of the early signs and symptoms of psoriatic arthritis is joint pain that gets worse over time until the joints become swollen and inflamed.
It might surprise you, but diet and medication can both trigger psoriatic arthritis, as well as GI tract microbiome imbalances (yes, this includes the mouth microbiome!)
Joining me to talk all about signs of psoriatic arthritis is Dr. Jenny Bennett, a naturopathic doctor, acupuncturist, and founder of Aria Integrative Medicine, an autoimmune specialty clinic in Seattle, WA.
LINKS DISCUSSED IN THIS EPISODE:
• Find Dr. Bennett online - www.ariaintegrative.com/
• Healthy Skin Show ep. 217: Health Concerns Linked to Psoriasis (You SHOULD Know About) - www.skinterrupt.com/217
• Healthy Skin Show ep. 304: Gut Microbiome Impact On Psoriasis w/ Dr. Fabrizio Galimberti - www.skinterrupt.com/304
• www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/arti...
• www.jrheum.org/content/early/...
• www.jaad.org/article/S0190-96...
IN THIS EPISODE:
00:00 Introduction
01:10 What is psoriatic arthritis + what are some early symptoms?
04:29 Which joints does it affect?
07:45 Psoriatic arthritis triggers
09:59 Can certain medications trigger psoriatic arthritis?
11:58 Stages of psoriatic arthritis + getting diagnosed
15:58 Liver-psoriatic arthritis connection
17:39 Gut triggers of psoriatic arthritis symptoms
21:42 Psoriatic arthritis treatment options
27:10 Exercise + other lifestyle interventions for psoriatic arthritis
30:49 Pros + cons of using a biologic medication for psoriatic arthritis
35:27 Final thoughts
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ABOUT JENNIFER FUGO, MS, CNS:
Jennifer Fugo, MS, LDN, CNS is a clinical nutritionist empowering women who’ve been failed by conventional medicine to beat chronic skin and unending gut challenges. Because she’s overcome a long history of gut issues and eczema, Jennifer has empathy and insight to help her clients discover missing pieces and create doable integrative plans.
She holds a Master’s degree in Human Nutrition from the University of Bridgeport and is a Licensed Dietitian-Nutritionist and Certified Nutrition Specialist, and is the host of the Healthy Skin Show.
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