GPP Resource Center

Generalized Pustular Psoriasis (GPP)

Generalized Pustular Psoriasis (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.

Learn more about GPP
GPP Resource Center: Resources
GPP Resource Center: Further Reading
GPP Resource Center: Watch and Listen
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Janene Tirado's Story

Watch Janene Tirado talk about her experience with GPP, from flaring, to diagnosis, treatment, and recovery – and how she stayed positive through it all.

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GPP is Far More Than Just Psoriasis

Having Generalized Pustular Psoriasis (GPP) can steam roll your life. Hear how dermatologist Dr. Oanh Lauring and patient advocate Jordan Hicks overcame the challenge of recognition to treating this rare form of psoriasis.

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Find the right medical professional team to help you thrive in life with GPP.

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