Has anyone used Scytera 2% Topical Foam for psoriasis? Share your experiences!

I wish more people would talk about how foul this stuff smells. It’s not just the coal tar; it’s like a mix of old socks and diesel. If you can get past the smell (and the potential side effects!), it works okay. But my wife couldn't stand it near her.

I had a minor rash after using it, but it cleared up quickly. I think it was just a reaction to the foam base. My doctor said it’s possible.

I used it for severe seborrheic dermatitis, and it worked wonders. My flakes cleared up significantly within the first few weeks. No major side effects for me, just a bit of irritation that went away over time.

I think everyone’s experience is different. If your psoriasis is really bad, it might be worth a shot. I'd suggest talking to a dermatologist, they can give you a better idea based on your specific case.

I've been using Scytera for a few months now, and it's been a game-changer for my psoriasis. I apply a thin layer twice a day, and it's really helped with the scaling and itching. I did get a bit of irritation at first, but it went away after a week.

I’m considering it, but the side effects list is pretty scary. Is it worth the risk for most people?

I’m a nurse, and I’ve seen patients have good results with this. Just be cautious and watch for any adverse reactions. You could alternate it with something milder to reduce irritation.

I tried it briefly but stopped due to the smell, it’s so strong! I couldn’t stand it.