Guest guest Posted September 11, 2005 Report Share Posted September 11, 2005 I have had a (small) number of patients coming in for psoriasis over the past 5 years or so. A recurrent pattern in these appears to be a problem of compliance: they don't seem to want to stick with treatment, even when some progress is made. Anyone noted any kind of pattern associating with this condition? Are there documented psychological factors? In several (more) cases of eczema, no problem of this sort. In fact, the patients are tend to be very compliant and " patient " . These cases tend to have clear associations with other, more somatic Sx/conditions, e.g. diabetes, or allergies. Another possibility: something to do with my education, experience, or just personal style coming into play with such cases. I recall a notable teacher once remarking, perhaps joking, that he tended to filter-out " Liver patients " , by not answer the phone or answering messages quickly enough. (Their impatience would take them elsewhere.) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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