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How does a dr diagnose psoriatic arthritis?
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Psoriatic arthitis: Usually multiple symptoms are present including joint swelling, pain, psoriatic skin lesions, nail changes, etc. Look at www.Psoriasis.Org to get more info.
Answered 12/1/2013
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Psoriatic arthritis: The combination of psoriasis and arthritis on examination would indicate psoriatic arthritis. There is no blood test for it. In addition, arthritis with a family history of psoriasis could mean psoriatic arthritis.
Answered 12/1/2013
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