Psoriatic Arthritis Videos

“My pain doesn't really change,” Joel Nelson says. “It's my ability to cope with it that does.” Here’s how he handles the daily exhaustion of PsA.

Joel Nelson escaped into a fantasy world of video games while he shouldered a heavy burden. Level by level, he built a community for those with PsA.

Instead of hiking and painting, Marissa Nicole was confined to her bed. How did she crush the pain of PsA and build her stamina to once again find joy?

There’s a long list of reasons why Black and Hispanic patients don’t receive the same care as White patients. Here’s how patients and doctors can bridge those gaps.

There’s a vicious cycle of worry over losing a job due to arthritis, but needing to keep the job and therefore insurance to afford treatments.

From walking to knee extensions, these moves soothe symptoms and ease pain from psoriatic arthritis.

Maureen and Steven connect over their shared experiences with psoriatic arthritis: Things no one warned them about, like the high cost of drugs.

How will you know your medication is working? How long should you give it to work?

A small percentage of those with psoriasis develop PsA. So what are the telltale signs to look for?

With the latest medications, rheumatologists can relieve joint pain and skin irritation. Can you reach remission or what they call low disease activity?

“I did not have some of the problems that other people of color may have getting diagnosed,” says Angie Fisher of her psoriatic arthritis.

A long-term condition can leave you feeling tired. Here are a few ways to boost your energy.

From medication to physical therapy, there are many ways to ease the pain of stiff, sore joints due to PsA.

Stiff joints and scaly skin can be soothed with a biologic, given through an IV or needle. But how does it work?

Soothe irritation and itching with steroid creams, light therapy, and more.

What you eat can help ease your PsA symptoms by boosting your immunity and reducing inflammation.

Get one step ahead of your foot pain with this podiatrist-approved advice, from ice therapy to stretches.

An inside look at how this ongoing inflammation causes painful, stiff, and swollen joints.

By logging your daily diet, fitness, and sleep patterns, you can better manage your PsA symptoms and pain.

PsA treatment is tailored to your disease activity, your existing conditions, and your social life, says rheumatologist Paula Tanasa.

Warming or cooling your joints is an easy way to get relief from PsA. Here’s when to turn the temp up, and when to turn it down.

Daniel Gibson has many more treatment options than he did 25 years ago, when he was first diagnosed with psoriatic arthritis.

There’s no definitive test for psoriatic arthritis, so what are the signs? And what imaging tests do doctors use?

Struggle to get a good night’s rest? You’re not alone. Eighty percent of those with arthritis have “painsomnia.” Then add itchy psoriasis on top of that.

Depending on the severity of your condition, there are different kinds of treatments that could be helpful.

From Capitol Hill to fundraising events, Tami Seretti is passionate about her cause. She doesn’t want others with psoriatic arthritis to feel alone or unheard.

Depending on the severity of your condition, there are different kinds of treatments that could be helpful.

Psoriatic arthritis happens when your white blood cells start being overactive. See how that affects you throughout your body.

Exercise is key to minimizing pain from psoriatic arthritis. But not every activity is a good idea. Learn what you should do and what you should avoid.

There are several things you can do to minimize the pain you feel from psoriatic arthritis. Exercise, your diet, and managing stress all play a role.

There’s a lot you have control over in your life with psoriatic arthritis. Learn how to move more and reduce stress.

When Lori Ann was diagnosed with PsA, she immediately looked for exercise options that would help her. Luckily, there are plenty.

After years of aches and pains, Brenda Kong was diagnosed with psoriatic arthritis at 21. What changes did she make to care for her joints?

Treatment for psoriatic arthritis will start with basic NSAIDs, but there are several steps after that that can help you feel good.

You may have heard a lot of things about psoriatic arthritis, but how many of them are true?

Psoriatic arthritis has been around for thousands of years. Learn what to expect and how treatments have changed.

Dolores Dotson talks with a rheumatologist about her skin condition and joint pain, including how her treatments are working and how she handles flares.

Doctors diagnosed Andy Moy with psoriatic arthritis when he was in kindergarten. Three years later, his mom, Jaime, learned she had it, too. Here's how they tackled the joint pain together.

Fatigue is too small of a word to describe how psoriatic arthritis zaps her energy, Alicia Anderson says. Learn how she uses the spoon theory, acupuncture, and a cane to keep moving forward.

Artist Mark Chrapla says his hands are like the engine of a car, and he doesn't want them to seize up. Here's how he balances his design career with his progressing psoriatic arthritis.

Swollen joints can make it difficult to live an enjoyable, active life. Try these tips to control flares.