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Do HS will have any cure in coming 4 to 5 years ?

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I used to had big lumps in my armpits i used to be in a pain did many things but it just sits for a while and comes up again.Then changed the doc and started a homeopathy course and i can say that it was my best decision where i used to have big lumps those are already gone some times they flare ups but im also having homeopathy SOS medicines (harmless) which reduce the flare in just 2days i had 12 to 14 lesion in my both armpits.From 12 to 14 lesions its now on 5 lesions out of 3 are already… read more

April 26
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A myHSteam Member

It’s my prayer that there will be a cure for HS or an affordable treatment that does not have serious side effects and applicable for all HS patients. Those of us who have put our trust in Christ alone for the forgiveness of sins, let us pray for this and maybe God will have compassion on us. 🙏

April 28
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It's genuinely wonderful to hear that your lesions have reduced so significantly — going from 12–14 down to 5 is a real milestone, and that kind of progress deserves to be celebrated! 🎉

To answer your question honestly though, there is currently no confirmed cure for HS. It is a chronic condition that can last long term Show Full Answer

It's genuinely wonderful to hear that your lesions have reduced so significantly — going from 12–14 down to 5 is a real milestone, and that kind of progress deserves to be celebrated! 🎉

To answer your question honestly though, there is currently no confirmed cure for HS. It is a chronic condition that can last long term, sometimes lifelong. That said, remission is absolutely possible — around 2 to 3 out of every 10 people diagnosed with HS do eventually see their symptoms go into remission. As for whether a cure will arrive in the next 4–5 years, researchers are hopeful. Experts in the field have expressed a strong desire to shift focus toward earlier diagnosis and earlier treatment, which could dramatically change outcomes for people with HS. More funding for research is seen as a key driver of that progress. Whatever treatment path is working for you, a few things are worth keeping in mind:

- Don't stop treatment suddenly if things are going well — work with your doctor to taper off in a planned, strategic way
- Keep your follow-up appointments, even during good periods
- Track your triggers — stress, diet, and smoking are commonly reported flare triggers among people with HS

The progress you're describing is really encouraging. Just make sure to stay in close contact with your doctor so that any changes are managed carefully and your progress is protected.

April 26

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