I (Pin no: O-19648) was suffering from Psoriasis since last 7 years. Despite all the treatment, the skin was not subsiding and it had progressed further to involve the joints. I would have very severe stiffness in the joints. I was made to understand by Dr Shah’s team of Drs that I was suffering from Psoriatic Arthritis. With this understanding, I started with the online treatment. Within 4 months of Dr Shah’s treatment, the response has been very good and the skin is clearing up, there is 50 % improvement in the skin condition. The skin color is also changing. I feel relief in my joint pains as well. I am still continuing the treatment as I am well aware that 7 years of suffering will not just go off in a short duration of 4 months. The beginning is wonderful. With methotrexate, I had severe nausea and weakness. These pills have a pleasant taste and I feel energetic. I was apprehensive about the herbal medicines; however, they are very effective. I am thankful to Dr Shah for making me aware of my medical problem and for the timely and prompt assistance by his team.

The progress is good. There is excellent control and the recurrence has reduced to a very great extent. Since last 4 months the urticaria has occured only once and the rashes were limited to the hands only.

I have improved drastically. The severe itching that I suffered from on my back and buttock has decreased about 90%. The sores on the back are no longer inflammed and red. They are now turning dark grey to black but still raised (not flat). My arms are also no longer itching as much and neither are my breast or abdomen. The advancement of the disease has slowed down but it hasn't stopped. I now have more severe itching around my feet and ankles and a little on my legs. The sores however are not red, most are little bumps that are the same color as my skin. A few are gray, dry and flakey where I often can peal off a top layer of ashy skin from the sore. Those are not getting bigger but they do continue to itch from time to time. The itching on my legs, feet and ankles are not ongoing but occurs about 25 to 50% of the day.