Explaining HS to someone you care about can feel overwhelming, but honesty and simplicity are key. Start by giving a brief explanation of what HS is, emphasizing that it’s not contagious or sexually transmitted. Share how it affects you physically and emotionally, and let them know how they can support you. Ease into the Show Full Answer

Explaining HS to someone you care about can feel overwhelming, but honesty and simplicity are key. Start by giving a brief explanation of what HS is, emphasizing that it’s not contagious or sexually transmitted. Share how it affects you physically and emotionally, and let them know how they can support you. Ease into the conversation, and allow them to ask questions. Consulting a dermatologist or therapist can also help you prepare. For more tips, visit url: https://www.myHSteam.com/resources/intimacy-and....

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