Generalized pustular psoriasis (GPP) is a rare, life-long, inflammatory condition that can affect the whole body. GPP can make you feel trapped until you get clarity. Learn more at GPPandMe.com.
GPP Resource Center
Generalized Pustular Psoriasis (GPP)
GPP is a painful, rare, and chronic form of psoriasis that can appear in a small area or over a wide swath of the body. Because of the rarity of GPP, it is often misdiagnosed and misunderstood, but there are effective treatments and tools to manage the disease.
Like all psoriasis types, GPP is NOT contagious, and though it is rare, you are never alone. Explore this GPP Resource Center to connect and learn.
Generalized Pustular Psoriasis
Dive deeper into the causes, symptoms, and treatment options available for you.
What is Psoriatic Disease?
As a welcome to our community, we created this booklet which will break down the basics and help you thrive in life with psoriasis.
Appointment Prep Kit
Working with a health care provider to manage GPP takes time and knowledge. Learn how to get the most out of your visit.
Your Workplace Guide
If you live with GPP, you know how much the pain, fatigue, and discomfort can impact your professional life. Learn how to talk to colleagues and navigate workplace challenges.
Psound Bytes™ Podcast Episodes
Not Your Mom’s Psoriasis: Living with GPP
Join the conversation between Dr. Jason Hawkes and Dr. Tina Bhutani, with Dale Reisner, a patient advocate living with GPP, as we take a closer look at GPP.
FDA Approves SPEVIGO® for Adults with GPP
The first FDA approved treatment for generalized pustular psoriasis.
Understanding Pustular Psoriasis
This rare type of psoriasis can be difficult to treat and live with, but dermatologists may soon have more effective, targeted therapies.
Diagnosing and Treating Pustular Psoriasis
An expert shares insight into how to distinguish pustular psoriasis and optimize management.
A Career Inspired by Psoriasis
Avery Henderson shares her nearly 20-year experience living with pustular, plaque, and guttate psoriasis, as well as PsA, and how it guided her choice to tackle medical school.
GPP Circles
Connect with others who understand life with GPP. Our first virtual Circle event is on May 20.
Health Care Provider Directory
Find the right medical professional team to help you thrive in life with GPP.
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