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Lufkin, TX
May 6, 2025
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I don't but they think I have Crohn's

July 4, 2025
A myHSteam Member

Lymphodemia or lymphoma?
I get lymphodemia when its really bad i put on stretchy clothes.
I also was given a few prednisone for it.

May 6, 2025
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While HS itself doesn't directly cause lymphomas, people with HS may experience swollen lymph nodes, particularly in areas where they have active HS lesions or abscesses. As one myHSteam member shared their experience with swollen lymph nodes during an HS flare in their groin area.

It's important to note that lymph node Show Full Answer

While HS itself doesn't directly cause lymphomas, people with HS may experience swollen lymph nodes, particularly in areas where they have active HS lesions or abscesses. As one myHSteam member shared their experience with swollen lymph nodes during an HS flare in their groin area.

It's important to note that lymph node swelling from HS is different from lymphoma. However, if you're concerned about swollen lymph nodes, it's important to have them evaluated by your healthcare provider to determine the cause and appropriate treatment. Some people with HS may need to have lymph nodes removed as part of their treatment. Several myHSteam members have undergone this procedure to help manage their condition. While this can be an effective treatment option, it's important to understand that lymph node removal may increase the risk of developing lymphedema (swelling) in the affected area.

May 6, 2025

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