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Do You Have Psoriatic Arthritis? Take the Quick Quiz

Challenge yourself with this free psoriatic arthritis symptoms quiz

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Paper art quiz graphic showing joints and skin cells on dark blue background highlighting psoriatic arthritis warning signs

This psoriatic arthritis quiz helps you check if joint pain, stiffness, or skin flares match common signs. In a few minutes, you'll spot patterns and know when to talk to a doctor. For a quick refresher, see this psoriatic explainer , and for broader context try the arthritis overview .

How often do you experience joint pain in your body?
I rarely or never have joint pain
I experience frequent joint pain most weeks
I have daily, intense joint pain
I have occasional mild aches once or twice a month
I feel moderate pain in joints several times a month
Which joints do you notice discomfort in most often?
I don't experience any joint discomfort
I have persistent pain in several asymmetric joints
I occasionally feel ache in fingers or toes
I sometimes have pain in knees or hips only
I often have discomfort in multiple joints
How long does morning stiffness in your joints usually last?
Less than 15 minutes of stiffness
Over an hour of morning stiffness
Between 15 and 30 minutes of stiffness
About 30 to 60 minutes of stiffness
I don't experience morning stiffness
Have you been diagnosed or suspect you have psoriasis?
I notice patches occasionally without diagnosis
No skin issues or psoriasis diagnosis
I have a confirmed diagnosis of psoriasis
I've had a possible rash but no diagnosis
A doctor diagnosed mild psoriasis
Do you observe any changes in your nails (pitting, ridges)?
Occasional pitting or slight splitting
Severe nail changes and discoloration
Minor ridges but no pitting
Frequent pitting, ridges, or discoloration
My nails appear completely normal
How often do your fingers or toes swell like sausages?
Constant painful swelling
Mild swelling sometimes
Frequent noticeable swelling
Rare, slight swelling occasionally
They never swell
Is there a family history of psoriasis or arthritis?
One relative with psoriasis or arthritis
No known family history
Uncertain about relatives' diagnoses
Multiple close relatives diagnosed
Two relatives with related conditions
How would you rate your overall fatigue level lately?
Constant exhaustion affects daily life
Often tired and low on energy
I feel energetic most days
Sometimes fatigued without clear cause
Slight tiredness but manageable
Have you experienced eye redness or irritation?
Frequent redness and discomfort
Diagnosed with uveitis or severe inflammation
No eye symptoms
Very occasional mild redness
Intermittent dryness or irritation
Do you feel a warm or burning sensation in affected joints?
Constant intense burning in joints
Never feel warmth or burning
Rare mild warmth sometimes
Occasional burning sensation
Frequent joint warmth and heat
Has your grip strength or dexterity declined?
Often struggle with buttoning or opening jars
Sometimes have trouble gripping
Grip weakness significantly limits tasks
Slight stiffness but full function
No changes in grip or dexterity
Do your joint symptoms improve quickly with movement?
Improve within a few minutes
Improve after 15 - 30 minutes
Take over 30 minutes to ease
They remain stiff despite movement
They improve immediately with activity
How restricted is your joint range of motion?
Occasional stiffness limits movement
Full, normal range of motion
Slight reduction but not limiting
Severely limited motion in multiple joints
Often restricted in daily tasks
How frequently do your skin flares coincide with joint pain?
Rarely at the same time
Joint pain and skin flares always coincide
Sometimes they coincide
I have no skin flares
Often flare-ups align with pain
How much do symptoms impact your daily activities?
No impact, I function normally
Moderate impact on some tasks
Unable to perform usual activities
Minimal impact, slight inconvenience
Significant impact on many tasks
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  1. Clear Skies Ahead -

    You showed few psoriatic arthritis symptoms in this quiz, indicating low risk of joint stiffness and skin flares. Maintain healthy habits like regular exercise and moisturizing to keep joints flexible and skin calm. If new symptoms emerge, retake the quiz or consult a rheumatologist for peace of mind.

  2. Mild Flicker -

    Your responses suggest occasional joint discomfort or mild skin patches that could signal early psoriatic arthritis. Keep track of flare-ups, practice stress management, and consider an arthritis self-assessment quiz every few weeks. Speaking with a healthcare provider can help you monitor changes and stay ahead of symptoms.

  3. Warming Warning -

    Quiz results indicate moderate psoriatic arthritis signs such as persistent joint aches and noticeable skin flares. Start a symptom journal, explore gentle physical therapy, and schedule a professional psoriatic arthritis test to clarify your diagnosis. Early intervention can slow progression and improve quality of life.

  4. Hotspot Alert -

    You're experiencing significant joint pain and frequent skin flare-ups, suggesting a strong likelihood of psoriatic arthritis. Seek a comprehensive arthritis self-assessment quiz and book an appointment with a rheumatologist for specialized testing and treatment options. Prompt care is key to managing inflammation and preserving joint health.

  5. Critical Blaze -

    Your quiz responses align with severe psoriatic arthritis symptoms, including intense joint stiffness, swelling, and widespread skin plaques. It's crucial to pursue an in-depth psoriatic arthritis test and discuss aggressive therapy strategies with your healthcare team. Early and targeted treatment can reduce pain and prevent joint damage.

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