Is there a treatment of psoriatic arthropathy?

Yes: The key is early treatment. Whereas some patients may have mild psoriatic arthritis that responds to an anti-inflammatory medication or to methotrexate, many patients have more severe disease that causes debilitating pain, stiffness, and swelling. For these patients, excellent help is available in the form of humira, remicade, enbrel, or simponi (golimumab). These four rx can dramatically improve psoriasis.

Psoriatic ArthritIs: Tnf-alpha inhibitors your doctor may recommend tumor necrosis factor-alpha (tnf-alpha) inhibitors if you have severe psoriatic arthritis. These drugs block the protein that causes inflammation in some types of arthritis and can improve signs and symptoms of psoriasis, as well. Drugs in this category include: adalimumab (humira) etanercept (enbrel) golimumab (simponi) infliximab (remicade).

Lots of treatments: There are many treatment options for psoriatic arthritis, see a rheumatologist to help you pick the one(s) that fit you best.