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Every assessment is reviewed by a clinician registered in your province, trained in health conditions prescribing.
Recurring, painful lumps in skin folds? A licensed healthcare professional can help — online, confidentially.
Hidradenitis suppurativa (HS) treatment is matched to how often flares happen and whether there's scarring or tunnels under the skin — mild, infrequent flares respond to a topical antibiotic, while frequent flares or scarring need oral combination therapy and a dermatology referral for biologic consideration. Smoking cessation is the single most impactful change you can make.

Answer a few quick questions. This isn't a diagnosis — a real clinical assessment is the next step either way.
A Care365 clinician first checks for complications (fever with spreading redness, a fast-growing or non-healing lump, or new bowel symptoms with blood) that need urgent in-person assessment rather than routine HS management, and asks directly about safety given the real mental-health burden of HS. Treatment then steps up with severity: topical clindamycin for mild, infrequent flares without scarring; an oral antibiotic for monthly flares; and oral combination therapy plus dermatology referral for frequent flares, scarring/tunnels, or significant functional limitation.
Answer real, condition-specific questions — takes a few minutes, no appointment needed to start.
A real clinician registered in your province reviews your case, with a response within 24 hours of booking in most cases — not an automated approval.
When appropriate, your prescription is sent directly to your preferred pharmacy, with clear next steps.
Every assessment is reviewed by a clinician registered in your province, trained in health conditions prescribing.
No generic templates — your answers are reviewed by a real person, with a response within 24 hours of booking in most cases.
Your information is encrypted and only seen by the clinical reviewing your case.
When appropriate, your prescription goes straight to your preferred pharmacy — no extra trip needed.
These options may be prescribed by a Care365 clinician after a real assessment — this is general information, not a recommendation to use any specific medication without one.
| Medication | Class | Route | Typical Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Clindamycin 1% topical solution | Topical antibiotic | Topical | BID for 12 weeks — mild, infrequent flares |
| Doxycycline 100mg | Tetracycline | Oral | BID for 12 weeks — monthly flares |
| Clindamycin/Rifampin combination 300mg | Oral antibiotic combination | Oral | BID for 10-12 weeks — frequent or severe flares |
Complete a real assessment online — a licensed Ontario clinical reviews your case and arranges treatment and prescription support when appropriate.
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