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An Insidious Thing

By bbc6music September 05, 2020 2 answers Last updated September 05, 2020

Hello! Swellings under my arm have been coming out for several months. I went to the doctor and they told me that it was HYDRADENITIS SUPURATIVE - purulent inflammation of the apocrine sweat glands. These glands are found only in certain areas - axils, genitals, anus, around the areolas and develop after puberty under the influence of sex hormones. The treatment is in several variants: 1- Antibiotic every time I get them. And it can be every month. 2- Very heavy operations. 3 - With very expensive drugs that I can not afford and few people can. And with a laser does not help ... I do not know what to do help me!

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hotbear_182 answered · September 05, 2020

   Do not give up! I hope your diagnosis is correct. Try antibiotic treatment! Antibiotics sometimes work wonders, most likely to cure your disease, but you need patience. And listen to what the doctors tell you. No matter how much we criticize them sometimes, the truth is that they are the only ones who have the necessary qualifications to treat us.

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felixjasper answered · September 05, 2020

   Hi, I have the same thing. It showed up when I was 16 and it's awful, really. I don't drink antibiotics, but I smear it with Rachev's white cream. This is the only way to get rid of reptiles quickly. Also after a bath, once a week, apply the cream in question to the armpits and folds around the groin. I know how nasty it is, but don't despair. There are people who live without arms and legs, we have nothing! The other thing I can think of is magnesium, which is best absorbed through the skin, so get a magnesium gel and apply it regularly. I hope I was helpful.