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GPP and Me24 November 2021
By IFPA
Nine people living with Generalized pustular psoriasis (GPP) recently responded to an online survey about the impact of their condition. Results revealed delayed diagnosis, worsening episodes of flares, and changes in mood among other burdens. The emotional and physical difficulty of living with GPP is underrecognized, and impacts ability to perform activities of daily living.
100%
experienced worsening symptoms of GPP in the last 12 months
58%
said GPP had a high impact on ability to exercise
47%
had difficulty wearing shoes during a flare
38%
reported living with GPP for years before receiving correct diagnosis
83%
attributed disease flares to emotional stress
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