Hydradenitis Brief description of the disease Hydradenitis is a disease associated with inflammation of the sweat glands. Since their greatest concentration is observed in the armpits, then hydradenitis most often occurs in the armpit area. The provoking factors are untidiness, poor body hygiene and excessive sweating. They lead to inflammation of the sebaceous gland, which rapidly increases in size and becomes similar to a cow's udder. Some other reasons can also cause hydradenitis, in particular, restructuring of the endocrine system or reduced immunity.
Hydradenitis - Treatment And Prevention Of The Disease