Menopause can affect hidradenitis suppurativa (HS) symptoms in various ways. Some people experience relief, while others may see their symptoms worsen or change locations. For instance, one member reported new HS lesions appearing in different areas after menopause. It's important to discuss these changes with your Show Full Answer

Menopause can affect hidradenitis suppurativa (HS) symptoms in various ways. Some people experience relief, while others may see their symptoms worsen or change locations. For instance, one member reported new HS lesions appearing in different areas after menopause. It's important to discuss these changes with your dermatologist, as being postmenopausal can open up additional treatment options that were not available before.

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