Navigating Pain in Psoriatic Arthritis

This chapter examines a study of 1,823 patients with psoriatic arthritis, focusing on the prevalence of fibromyalgia and widespread pain. It discusses the implications of pain differentiation for treatment strategies and the need for a holistic approach if inflammation is controlled but pain persists. Additionally, the chapter shares personal narratives of mentorship and the transition into clinical research, emphasizing the balance between professional commitments and personal life.