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. 2013 May 13;28(6):763–770. doi: 10.1111/jdv.12174

Table 3.

Patient agreement with attitudinal statements regarding their treatments*

Statement Patients using prescription medications (n = 1,884), agreement (%)
I’m willing to keep switching treatments or medications until I find the one that works best for my psoriasis 85
I am willing to stay on prescription medication for extended periods of time for my psoriasis 85
I don’t mind taking a psoriasis medication every day as long as it works 83
I expect treatments to work quickly 79
I want to control how and when my medications are taken for my psoriasis 78
I am eager to try new treatments or medications for my psoriasis 78
I always treat my psoriasis, whether it’s with prescription medication or just something I buy over-the-counter 77
I expect a cure when I try a new psoriasis treatment 69
I only take my treatment if I experience a flare-up 56
I am fearful of the side effects associated with prescription medications for my psoriasis 55
All creams work the same, it does not matter if it is prescribed by the doctor or not 26
*

subset of full survey shown.