Psoriasis: snapshots of the unspoken: using novel methods to explore patients' personal models of psoriasis and the impact on well‐being
British Journal of Dermatology2014Vol. 171(4), pp. 825–831
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Christine Bundy, Mark Borthwick, Helen McAteer, Lis Cordingley, Laura Howells, P. Bristow, Sandy McBride
Abstract
Reports of distress were common, and for many it was long-standing. Some reported low self-esteem and self-denigration bordering on self-loathing, and described being hypervigilant and in a constant battle with their skin. Many people did not expect to have intimate relationships, resulting in reduced social support for patients in the future. This research underscores the need for patient support and psychological treatment to be made available as part of routine care.
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