Physical touch can be an important way to express love and feel connected to a partner. But when hidradenitis suppurativa (HS) affects sensitive areas of the body, being touched or fully vulnerable with someone you love may feel more complicated.
In this Expert Explains video, dermatologist Dr. DiAnne Davis discusses how HS can affect physical intimacy, vulnerability, and connection. She explains why some people may shy away from intimate moments and how those feelings can influence the relationships they’re trying to build.
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