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The new European S2k guideline (2026) recommends a cardiovascular risk assessment in HS at the first visit and then at least annually. What that means, and doesn't, plus concrete wording for your next GP conversation.
The new European S2k guideline (2026) sets out, for the first time, a structured screening framework for HS comorbidities: which areas, how often, and why. This article explains the framework and what it means for your next appointment.
There is no automatic degree of disability (GdB) for hidradenitis suppurativa in Germany. This guide explains how the German assessment system actually works, what the Versorgungsmedizin-Verordnung says about skin disease, and what documentation realistically helps prepare a claim.
Hidradenitis suppurativa often has more than one reasonable treatment option — which is exactly when your priorities belong in the decision. What shared decision-making means in practice, what the evidence shows, and how to bring it into a short appointment.
Many people living with hidradenitis suppurativa in Germany have never heard of 116117. This article explains what the medical on-call service and the appointment service actually do, when calling makes sense, and when your dermatology practice or 112 is the right route instead.
Biologics, surgery, wound care, rehabilitation, and disability status: this guide explains how to prepare claims for acne inversa in Germany.
Who is the right point of contact if Acne Inversa is suspected? This article explains the roles of general practitioners, dermatology, and other possible specialties.
Prepare for your next dermatology appointment with these 15 essential questions about acne inversa (hidradenitis suppurativa) — covering diagnosis, treatment, flare management, and long-term care.
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