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They always say water is good......I go south in the winter and swim in the ocean every day and my HS is always good down there, so I believe the salt water helps. I have also gone in hot tubs, I have thought I would love one and I would have a salt water one.....I don't like the smell of bromine that they use and salt seems to work well. I hear of people taking epsom salt baths too they are supposed to help! I think a pool should be ok too!
Swimming or sitting in a hot tub with hidradenitis suppurativa (HS) requires caution. Open wounds or lesions can increase the risk of infection, especially in public pools, hot tubs, or natural bodies of water, which may harbor bacteria. If your lesions are under control, consult your dermatologist to assess your condition Show Full Answer
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