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Does Anyone Use Humira To Help With HS? It Says Can Cause Cancer Is Why I'm Asking
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Yes, Humira (Adalimumab) is indeed used to help manage Hidradenitis Suppurativa (HS). It is the only biologic medication approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) specifically for HS… read more

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What injections is everyone on? What works for you? How long did it take to work?

I’m in stage 2 and currently 3 months into simlandi and it is working but not fully. Just curious what others use.my doctor recommended consentyx as our next approach if needed, does anyone have experience with it? Did you find you got sick easier, contract a serous illness?

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I'm on cosentyx. I'm still waiting to see if it helps me

Does HA Leads To Any Type Of CANCER ??
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I just read on here that having HS increases the chance of getting scwemous cell carcinoma & Chrones.

Having Bath With Cold Or Warm Water Will Have What Effect On HS Lesions.
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A hot bath may help open some flares and let them drain the same way using a hot compress against them would. A cooler bath might feel more soothing or decrease some inflammation. Usually I prefer a… read more

Anyone Tried The Humira Treatments?
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Yes, I am on it and it helped and I use aldactone to target the rest!

Looking For Products That Help With Dressing Under Harm Hidradenitis Suppurativa
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Non adherent pads are a must!

What Is A Good Deodorant To Use? Brand Or Ingredient That Is Good For This Condition. I Find Normal Deodorants Make Me Flare Up Over Time.
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I have stopped years ago of using deodorant because of the flare ups

Hi, Just Wondering If Anyone Has Used HidraWear, Hibiclens, Tea Tree Oil, Or Monistat Chafing Relief Powder Gel? Any Tips Or Opinions? Ty.
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I’ve ordered these from Amazon to help my brother but I’m not totally sure how to use them or if they will help at all. Please let me know your thoughts or anything else you may have tried for your HS. Thank you!

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@A myHSteam Member I was told the same from my dermatologist, so on the opposite days he’s given me octenisan.x

Laser Therapy Or Plastic Surgery For HS Stage 3?
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Can Hidradenitis Suppurativa Be Cured? What You Need To Know Read Article...
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For Stage 3 Hidradenitis Suppurativa (HS), both laser therapy and surgery are viable treatment options, depending on the severity and specific characteristics of the condition:

1. **Laser Therapy:**… read more

Does Anyone Have Any Tips On Dressing Your Wounds When They Are In The Groin/vaginal Area?
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I have HS in the groin area, for over 40 yrs. I have always bandaged.....it helps protect and cushion the area as well as absorb leakage. I use Elastoplast bandages, they are cloth and stick well… read more