I’ve had HS for over 7 years and have been able to keep it at bay with out medication. I use all of these products together to maintain flares.
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Bandages
Cleaning
Salves
Supplements
Bandages
These have been a life saver.
Great for stubborn flares that wont drain. Use your favorite salve and leave on all day or all night.
Nexcare Tegaderm Waterproof Transparent Dressing, 4 in x 4-3/4 in 4 in x 4-3/4 in
Super absorbent keeps draining flares dry.
Band-Aid First Aid Tru-Absorb Gauze Sponges 4 In X 4 In
Cleaning
Products to keep wounds clean and disinfected.
Hands down the best product for HS i have ever used it helps new flares drain and it helps with healing and prevention for older flares. If you get nothing get this.
Hidradenitis Suppurativa Soap Bar
Perfect for keeping flares clean and avoiding backteria and infection.
Hibiclens Antimicrobial and Antiseptic Soap and Skin ...
Perfect for calming angry flares and keeping the area sanitized.
Bactine Max Pain Relieving Cleansing Spray, Max Strength First Aid Pain Relief
Contains pyrithione zinc which is great for calming inflamed flares
Head & Shoulders Dandruff Shampoo, Anti-Dandruff Treatment Fresh Classic Clean
Tea tree is great for calming flares.
Dr. Bronner's Hemp Pure-Castile Soap Tea Tree Tea Tree
Helps prevent body acne and break outs.
3.0 oz Acne Foaming Wash with 10% Benzoyl Peroxide - PanOxyl | Ulta Beauty
Salves
Creams for healing and calming.
Great for healing drained flares
Hidradenitis Suppurativa Body Butter
Great for calming angry flares and healing.
Universal Flare Care
Supplements
People with HS are commonly found to have low levels of vitamin d, vitamin b, and zinc.
People with HS are commonly found to have low levels of vitamin d, vitamin b, and zinc.
Nature Made Vitamin D3 2000 IU (50 mcg) Softgels
People with HS are commonly found to have low levels of vitamin d, vitamin b, and zinc.
Nature Made Super B Complex with Vitamin C and Folic Acid Tablets
People with HS are commonly found to have low levels of vitamin d, vitamin b, and zinc.
