That's a completely understandable thing to want — seeing what others experience with hidradenitis suppurativa (HS) can really help make sense of what's going on with your own skin.
On myHSteam, other members sometimes share photos of their HS in posts and comments. Here's how you can find or share images:
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That's a completely understandable thing to want — seeing what others experience with hidradenitis suppurativa (HS) can really help make sense of what's going on with your own skin.
On myHSteam, other members sometimes share photos of their HS in posts and comments. Here's how you can find or share images:
- To add a photo to a post: Click "Share something else," then select the camera icon to upload a photo from your device.
- To add a photo to a comment: Select the camera icon inside the comment area, then follow the prompts to upload.
Browsing through posts from other members may help you find shared images. Just keep in mind that HS can look very different from person to person — it can vary in severity, location, and appearance, so what you see may not always match your own experience exactly.
It's always a good idea to have a dermatologist confirm your diagnosis, as they can properly assess your skin and make sure you're getting the right care.
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