HS remission
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Greetings all,
I see quite a few people say they are in “remission”. Exactly what do mean when you say your HS is in remission? I’ve only ever heard the term “remission” used with regard to cancers. I’ve never heard my dermatologist use the term either. I guess you mean you no longer have flare ups and no active drainage or pain. I’m just trying to understand the usage of that word, in relationship to HS:
thanks
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sarah80474 lisa33973
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catherine_72627 lisa33973
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Chitra.M lisa33973
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I use the following definition- 'a period of time when an illness is less severe or is not affecting someone'
Classical Homeopathy has put me into remission. I occasionally get some inflamation or discharge, when exposed to severe triggers. But nothing that affects my quality of life. Pain/discomfort are minimal. Not something my attention goes too. After 15 yrs with HS, this state of being is remission.
lisa33973 Chitra.M
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sandra20566 lisa33973
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Hi Lisa33973
Yes I think they use the term remission because it is under control at the present time. Also HS can flair up at anytime, because there is no cure. So once it slows down and my term goes to sleep then it's in remission. The scary part of this it sometimes come back with a vengeance, sending you to the ER. I just pray that they do more research and find a cure, because this is horrible. I never would have thought that something like this existed. God be with us all.