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Yes, elevated cortisol levels can worsen HS. Stress releases cortisol, which initially decreases inflammation. However, over the long term, your body can get used to higher cortisol levels, leading to increased inflammation and potentially worsening HS symptoms. Managing stress through techniques like exercise, a nourishing Show Full Answer

Yes, elevated cortisol levels can worsen HS. Stress releases cortisol, which initially decreases inflammation. However, over the long term, your body can get used to higher cortisol levels, leading to increased inflammation and potentially worsening HS symptoms. Managing stress through techniques like exercise, a nourishing diet, and relaxation techniques can help reduce its impact on HS.

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