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I’ve Had HS Since I Was 16, I’m 57 Now. Doctors Insist It Disappears After Menopause. 5 Years Post Menopause And Still No Letup! Anyone???

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Liverpool, UK
May 5
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I'm 5 years into menopause and haven't noticed a difference.

May 8
A myHSteam Member

Im.59, almost 60 it's worse now then when I was younger?

May 5
A myHSteam Member

It's not uncommon for hidradenitis suppurativa (HS) symptoms to persist even after menopause. While some women report relief from HS symptoms during menopause, nearly 40 percent have reported worsening symptoms, and others see no change at all. Each individual's experience can vary significantly. It's important to continue Show Full Answer

It's not uncommon for hidradenitis suppurativa (HS) symptoms to persist even after menopause. While some women report relief from HS symptoms during menopause, nearly 40 percent have reported worsening symptoms, and others see no change at all. Each individual's experience can vary significantly. It's important to continue working with your healthcare provider to manage your symptoms effectively. If you haven't already, discussing adjustments to your treatment plan might be beneficial.

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