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Hidrandenitis suppurativa at the last stage untreated for 10+ years having hereditary case leads to what further symptoms, result of this condition?
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Hidrandenitis: Hidrandenitis is an inflammatory condition of apocrine glands found in the groin, perineum or axilla. These glands cancause nodules and can cause sinuses especially if found in the midline.
Answered 9/29/2016
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