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I take an anti-inflammatory for psoriatic arthritis. can i take folic acid (b9) without problem?
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Yes: Folic acid may help since the psoriasis can cause vitamin depletion, and is a must if you are taking methotrexate. Don't forget other b vitamins are used up as well.
Answered 10/3/2016
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