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Yes absolutely!
NOPE. Don't count on that.
I was recently diagnosed last year but realize I have had flare ups for a few years. We just always thought they were ingrown hairs in my groin/pantyline. Currently in the midst of one and I’m miserable. I’m lucky b/c mine aren’t that bad, but I’m terrified of what they could become.
Also I love my Rheumatologist .....
Dr. Tan Mark
222 E Main St Ste 312
Smithtown, NY, 11787
I use hibiclens and other natural soaps that are hydrating to combat the dryness from hibiclens.
It's great to hear you've found some relief using tea tree oil! Many people with hidradenitis suppurativa (HS) have shared that tea tree oil, known for its antibacterial and anti-inflammatory… read more
Maby some men go through it to but because it’s hard to explain to ppl or others a lot of ppl are not educated or know about HS or because how you may feel or look at yourself others may also look at you the same way the scars on your breast groan area your butt
Oh yea I’m sure! I was just giving advice on what I do or I’ve done which isn’t always easy
I found I was low on vitamin d and iron so given prescription for those for 6 weeks and now on daily otc vitamin d
I love my CLN Shampoo (orange label). Keeps bacteria at bay and takes odors away effectively. Doesn’t leave my skin dry either.
Yes, you can get disability benefits for hidradenitis suppurativa (HS). HS is recognized as a condition that can qualify for disability benefits under the category of skin disorders by the Social… read more
Yes, you can get disability benefits for hidradenitis suppurativa (HS). HS is recognized as a condition that can qualify for disability benefits under the category of skin disorders by the Social… read more
