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Stages

A myHSteam Member asked a question 💭
New Jersey, NJ

Okay so how does HS work. Does it progressively get into worse stages or can it be prevented or is it stationary in one stage

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What Pain Medications Are You Prescribed And How Often?

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Pittsburgh, PA

How do you deal with the pain? What pain medications do you take? Do you get narcotics? For how long do the Dr's give them to you?Is it hard to get them to prescribe it to you? Which dr prescribe it?

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I'm on a biologic called ' Amgevita' Stacie, which I take in epi- pen form once a week. Also use pain killers daily but really try to stay focused on being active & breathing well, which I find really… read more

Humira Treatment

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Prague, OK

Is or has anyone used the humira treatment and how was the results? Drs wanted me to try it a few years back but it was super expensive even though they had programs that would help the cost and I was worried about the warning about lung issues because my family has lung problems on both sides. I would be interested in anyones results with this treatment and also how hard was it to set up the programs that help pay for it and was it still expensive in the end?? Thanks in advance for any… read more

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I was on Humira for almost 2 years and saved $$ by going through the Abbie site for discount coupons. I stopped when I started getting bacteria infections from "normal bacteria " our bodies have but… read more

Pain Killer

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Canada, Qc
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Analgesic

A myHSteam Member asked a question 💭
Canada, Qc
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Analgesics, or pain relievers, can be used to manage pain associated with hidradenitis suppurativa (HS). Here are some options:

### Over-the-Counter Pain Medications
1. Ibuprofen (Motrin, Advil)
2.… read more

Pain Control

A myHSteam Member asked a question 💭
Siler City, NC

Has anyone tried or has your doctor suggested using numbing perineal spray, like the spray recommended for women after childbirth, to help with perineal HS pain?

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For managing pain associated with hidradenitis suppurativa (HS), here are some options based on the knowledge base:

Over-the-Counter Pain Medication
- NSAIDs (Nonsteroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs)… read more

What Medicine Do You Take For Pain

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Macon, GA
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I use CBD gummies 25mg. It's gotten me through. I'm allergic to any opioid or pain medicine. The gummies are easy to melt and I haven't had anything else in over 5 yrs. My doctor's suggested that I… read more

What To Take For Extremely Bad Pain 😭

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Bainbridge, GA
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Try a cream called my magic healer to rub onto the boils! It’s a literal life saver, following take a couple Tylenol.

Hi Everyone Can Anyone Give Advice I Have Tunneling In Groin Area Do I Need Surgery To Remove Them As Nothink Else Works

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I have now had 5 surgeries in the groin for the same reason, it removed the tunnels in the spot they did and has not returned there however there is always the risk of another spot happening but if… read more

What Pain Meds Are Good For This? In Severe Pain On Both Legs

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Yukon, OK
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For severe pain associated with hidradenitis suppurativa (HS), there are two main categories of pain medications:

1. Nonsteroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs (NSAIDs)
- Over-the-Counter Options:… read more