Can I Combine Nopsor with Other Treatments? Expert Insights

Introduction

Many people with psoriasis have tried multiple treatments at the same time in search of relief. Biologics, cortisone, steroids, creams, and ointments are often combined with the hope that something will finally work.

But is it safe or even effective to combine Nopsor with these treatments?
In this article, we share the founder’s insights on why combining Nopsor with chemical treatments can be risky, what to expect if you’ve used corticoids in the past, and how to use Nopsor safely for best results.

The Risks of Combining Treatments

• When mixing therapies (biologics, cortisone, steroids, chemical creams), you can’t know which one is truly helping or harming your skin.

• The value of Nopsor is that it offers natural, long-term relief without steroids or restrictions, but that clarity is lost when used alongside chemicals.

• Skin can also become more irritated when exposed to multiple substances at the same time.

Founder’s Perspective: Why Not Combine with Biologics or Steroids

• Nopsor is designed to be used safely over the long term — steroid-free and natural.

• Biologics, steroids, and cortisone are chemical treatments that affect the entire body and carry side effects, including inflammation, redness, and even gastrointestinal damage.

• The founder notes that these drugs may lead to long-term complications for people with psoriasis, and some experts question whether their extensive use is always in the best interest of patients.

• Combining them with Nopsor can:

  • Prevent you from knowing whether improvement comes from Nopsor or the chemical drug.

  • Prolong irritation or flare-ups.

  • Keep you dependent on chemicals instead of allowing your body to reset.

Transitioning from Chemical Treatments to Nopsor

• When someone has used biologics or steroids for a long time, the body continues to carry those chemicals.

• The founder recommends:

  • Ideally: Stop all chemical treatments and wait at least 30 days before starting Nopsor, giving your body time to clear out.

  • In reality: For severe psoriasis, 30 days without treatment can be unbearable.

• In that case:

  • You can begin using Nopsor right away, but patience is essential.

  • It may take several months for results to fully appear as your body gradually eliminates chemical residues.

The Experience with Corticoids or Cortisone

• Based on the founder’s experience, people who have used corticoids or cortisone before starting Nopsor often experience:

  • Irritation of the skin in treated areas.

  • In some cases, flare-ups multiply once corticoids are stopped.

• This does not mean that Nopsor isn’t working — it is often the result of prior chemical damage to the skin.

• With time, consistency, and discipline, Nopsor helps the skin heal naturally, even if the first phase feels discouraging.

Why Gradual Application Matters

• Nopsor pomade contains salicylic acid, which helps exfoliate plaques, and a base of vaseline, which locks in moisture.

• If applied all over the body at once without leaving untreated areas, vaseline can block sweat and trap heat, leading to fever.

• This is why the founder recommends the gradual method (1/4 body in week 1, then 1/2, 3/4, and finally full body).

• The gradual approach is not only gentler on the skin — it’s also safer for the whole body.

What You Can Combine with Nopsor

While chemical treatments should be avoided, Nopsor can be safely combined with healthy lifestyle choices. For guidance in these areas, we invite you to explore our Psoriasis Knowledge Hub Blog as a source of reference and support:

• A healthy, anti-inflammatory diet (fruits, vegetables, fish).

• Stress management (yoga, meditation, breathing exercises).

• Proper hydration and daily moisturization.

• Drinking plenty of water to support skin health from within.

These habits strengthen your body and complement Nopsor’s natural action without interfering with its effectiveness.

The Discipline of Clarity

• Trying too many treatments at once creates confusion and frustration.

• Using Nopsor consistently, without chemicals, gives you a clear picture of how your skin responds.

• Discipline and patience are the keys to achieving trustworthy results.

Conclusion

Nopsor should not be combined with biologics, steroids, or cortisone.
The best approach is to let your body clear chemical treatments and give Nopsor the time and consistency it needs to act.

For people who have previously used corticoids, it’s common to experience irritation or even more flare-ups in the beginning. With patience and discipline, Nopsor helps the skin recover and heal naturally.

And remember applying gradually is not only more comfortable, but also safer for your body.
Trust the process — Nopsor is designed to support you long-term, without risks or restrictions.

Further Reading from the Psoriasis Knowledge Hub

• Psoriasis Meal Plan: What to Eat for Calmer Skin — A practical 7-day plan of anti-inflammatory meals to help calm skin and reduce flares. 

• The Power of Mindfulness for Psoriasis-Related Stress — Meditation, breathing exercises, and CBT techniques to break the stress-flare cycle. 

• 10 Daily Habits to Help Reduce Psoriasis Symptoms — Simple daily actions—hydrate, moisturize, eat anti-inflammatory, manage stress—for steadier, calmer skin.