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Cold weather can indeed help reduce inflammation for some people with hidradenitis suppurativa (HS). Cooler temperatures may decrease swelling and sensitivity, as heat often exacerbates inflammation. Your observation about reduced skin sensitivity and inflammation during colder weather aligns with this. However, everyone's Show Full Answer

Cold weather can indeed help reduce inflammation for some people with hidradenitis suppurativa (HS). Cooler temperatures may decrease swelling and sensitivity, as heat often exacerbates inflammation. Your observation about reduced skin sensitivity and inflammation during colder weather aligns with this. However, everyone's experience with HS is unique, so it's great that you've found relief in the cold!

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