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Silvis, IL
May 24
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A myHSteam Member

This is from doing some research, but to know more in depth of symptoms you can research more, I couldn't fit all the information in the post.

Yes, localized neck pain or soreness can absolutely be a sign that a new hidradenitis suppurativa (HS) flare is forming under the skin. Many people experience a "prodromal phase"—a warning period 12 to 48 hours before a physical lump appears—characterized by localized pain, stinging, burning, or itching.

May 24
A myHSteam Member

My daughter gets them on her neck and back by her spine, causing back and neck pain

June 4
A myHSteam Member

Thank you!

June 5
A myHSteam Member

It is a possibility

May 31
A myHSteam Member

interesting

May 30

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