My grandmother, father, and brother all have Psoriasis, is it likely that I will get it in the future?

my brother got it at the age of 11, my father at 50. also, my mother and maternal grandmother suffer variants of scleroderma, am I likely to get either of these conditions?

by the way, both can be hereditry

Not necessarily

It is possible, however I have psoriasis and the arthritis associated with it, yet no one else in my family has any skin complaint full stop!

you have about a 50/50 chance..sorry.

No , it could skip a generation. If you have children they may have it.
and it is possible that it could skip several generations before showing up

it should miss a generation, its only bort on by worry so don't.

I cannot input on whether or not psoriasis will affect you in your lifetime, as I am not a doctor.

I do however, know of a natural fruit juice that has helped many people become free of the symptoms of psorasis.

There is now evidence that psoriasis is not a skin problem, but in fact, a gut disorder. Toxic overload of the liver due to the increased permeability of the small intestine will lead to toxins being deposited on the skin. Thus you have such things as psoraisis,eczema,and scera derma.

Another factor in psoriasis is fatty acid imbalances. Because fatty acids are related to inflammatory responses in the body, we see them often in conjunction with psoriasis.

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Probably not if you haven't had any signs of it yet.

It's much more common in males than females so you've probably been lucky.

i've got psoriasis and so have others in my family usually or in our case we all seemed to get it when we was about 10 - 12 yrs old but out of nine of us brothers and sisters theres only 2 of us that have it so don't worry. my sister hast got it but her daughter has it hits and misses