Underarm HS is not a hygiene problem. Why axillary hidradenitis suppurativa keeps returning, what it gets mistaken for, and what root-cause correction changes.
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Inguinal HS makes walking and sitting hurt and is often mistaken for boils or an STI. Why groin hidradenitis suppurativa recurs and what reversal addresses.
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Perianal HS is the most feared and least treated site. Its overlap with Crohn's, the fistula and sinus risk, and what root-cause reversal can and cannot change.
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Under-breast HS is dismissed as sweat rash for years. Why inframammary hidradenitis suppurativa is not caused by your bra, and what reversal work addresses.
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Buttock and thigh-fold HS makes sitting, driving and working painful, and is often confused with pilonidal sinus. What drives it and what reversal changes.
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When HS stops being boils and becomes architecture. What sinus tracts are, why tunnels behave differently, and the honest limits of what reversal can close.
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Every course settles your HS; every stop brings it back worse. Why the steroid rebound cycle is structural, and how root-cause correction works upstream of it.
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HS came back after surgery, at or beside the scar. That is not a failed operation. Surgery removes the lesion, not the internal environment that produced it.
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If your HS flares premenstrually, that is data, not coincidence. The androgen, PCOS and insulin-resistance link in hormonal HS, and what correction addresses.
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Weight is a co-driver in HS, not a moral failing — and HS causes weight gain as often as the reverse. What insulin resistance does, and how it is corrected.
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