Hidradenitis suppurativa
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Hidradenitis suppurativa (tulaga I) i le lima. Ose tulaga la'ititi tele lea ole Hidradenitis suppurativa.
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ReferencesHidradenitis suppurativa ose ma'i pa'u e tumau, e toe fo'i mai pea, ma e ono afaina tele ai lou olaga. E mafua ona o le fulafula i le follicles o lauulu, ma e masani ona oo atu ai i siama siama. E masani ona su'esu'eina e foma'i e ala i le va'ava'ai i ituaiga papala e te maua (pei o nodules, abscesses, po'o sinus tracts) , o fea oi ai (masani i ga'u pa'u) , ma pe fa'afia ona toe fo'i mai ma le umi e pipii ai.
Hidradenitis suppurativa is a chronic, recurrent, and debilitating skin condition. It is an inflammatory disorder of the follicular epithelium, but secondary bacterial infection can often occur. The diagnosis is made clinically based on typical lesions (nodules, abscesses, sinus tracts), locations (skin folds), and nature of relapses and chronicity.
Hidradenitis suppurativa is a chronic, recurrent, and debilitating skin condition. It is an inflammatory disorder of the follicular epithelium, but secondary bacterial infection can often occur. The diagnosis is made clinically based on typical lesions (nodules, abscesses, sinus tracts), locations (skin folds), and nature of relapses and chronicity.
O togafitiga e le fa'aolaola ma le le fa'atinoinina e masani ona fa'aoga na'o ia mo fa'ama'i vaivai ma e mafai ona tu'ufa'atasia ma togafitiga fa'aolaola ma taotoga mo fa'ama'i feololo i ma'i tuga. O suʻesu'ega talu ai nei e maua ai faʻamaoniga faʻaopoopo o le aoga mo le faʻaogaina o corticosteroids tuʻi saʻo i totonu o maʻi mo le HS flare‑ups ma faʻalavelave faʻapitonuʻu. E lē gata i lea, o lo'o iai fa'amaoniga e fa'ailoa mai ai o le fa'aaogaina na'o le tetracyclines e mafai ona tutusa lelei ma le tu'ufa'atasia o le clindamycin ma le rifampicin.
Non-biologic and non-procedural treatments are often used as monotherapy for mild disease and can be used in conjunction with biologic therapy and surgery for moderate to severe disease. Recent studies highlighted in this review add support for the use of intralesional corticosteroids for HS flares and localized lesions, and there is evidence that monotherapy with tetracyclines may be as effective as the clindamycin/rifampicin combination.
Non-biologic and non-procedural treatments are often used as monotherapy for mild disease and can be used in conjunction with biologic therapy and surgery for moderate to severe disease. Recent studies highlighted in this review add support for the use of intralesional corticosteroids for HS flares and localized lesions, and there is evidence that monotherapy with tetracyclines may be as effective as the clindamycin/rifampicin combination.
O le tele o togafitiga e faʻaaogaina mo le hidradenitis suppurativa, e aofia ai vailaʻau faʻamaʻi (antibiotics), retinoids, antiandrogens, vailaʻau e puipuia ai le puipuia (immunosuppressive drugs), vailaʻau anti‑inflammatory (anti‑inflammatory medications), ma le radiotherapy. O togafitiga pito sili ona fautuaina o le adalimumab ma le laser therapy. Taʻotoga, pe faʻatoʻaga faigofie poʻo le faʻatoʻaga faʻamama faʻalotoifale faatasi ma le suʻiina o le paʻu, o le filifiliga sili lea mo maʻi ogaoga, maʻi e le tali lelei i isi togafitiga.
Many treatments are used for hidradenitis suppurativa, including antibiotics, retinoids, antiandrogens, immune-suppressing drugs, anti-inflammatory medications, and radiotherapy for early lesions. The top recommended treatments are adalimumab and laser therapy. Surgery, either simple excision or complete local excision with skin grafting, is the preferred option for severe, advanced cases that don't respond well to other treatments.
Many treatments are used for hidradenitis suppurativa, including antibiotics, retinoids, antiandrogens, immune-suppressing drugs, anti-inflammatory medications, and radiotherapy for early lesions. The top recommended treatments are adalimumab and laser therapy. Surgery, either simple excision or complete local excision with skin grafting, is the preferred option for severe, advanced cases that don't respond well to other treatments.
Ole mafua'aga tonu e masani ona le manino, ae talitonu e aofia ai le tu'ufa'atasiga o mea tau kenera ma le si'osi'omaga. E tusa ma le tasi vaetolu o tagata e maua i le ma'i o lo'o i ai se tagata o le aiga ua aʻafia. O isi tulaga lamatia e aofia ai le mamafa ma le fasi. O le ma'i e le mafua mai i se fa'ama'i, leaga o le tumama.
E leai se fofo ua iloa. O le tipiina o manu'a e fa'ataga ai latou e fa'afefe e le maua ai se fa'amanuiaga taua. E ui e masani ona faʻaaogaina vailaau antimicrobial (antibiotics), o faʻamaoniga mo lo latou faʻaaogaina e le lelei. E mafai fo'i ona fa'ata'ita'i vailaau fa'ama'i (immunosuppressive medications). I latou e sili atu le ogaoga o ma'i, togafitiga leisa (laser therapy) poʻo taotoga (surgery) e aveese ai le paʻu o lo'o aʻafia e ono mafai. E seasea ona tupu se ma'i pa'u (skin cancer).
Afai o lo'o aofia ai mataupu mama o hidradenitis suppurativa, o le fa'atusatusaina o lona taimi e mai le 1-4% o le faitau aofa'i. E faatoluina le maua o fafine i le ma'i nai lo alii. O le amataga e masani lava i le talavou matua.