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With a name like hidradenitis suppurativa, it's perhaps not immediately obvious what kind of condition we're going to tell you about. However, if you take a moment to look up "suppuration" in the dictionary, you'll discover that it means "the formation or discharge of pus", which should start to give you an idea. Hidradenitis is a chronic and stubborn skin disease centred on inflammation of the large specialised sweat glands (apocrine glands) that are found mainly in the armpits and groin area. These areas show a distinctive mixture of boil-like lumps, areas leaking pus, and scarring, which can be itchy, but usually painful, and the lumps hurt if they are pressed. Aside from the pain and unpleasantness of the condition, it can also be embarrassing and unsightly. There are possibly over 100,000 sufferers in the UK alone with this condition, which can be difficult to treat, although there are a number of treatments that can be tried including medications and surgery.
HS is a chronic condition which is managed rather than cured and can unfortunately flare up again even after it has appeared to improve. Further information and support on living with the condition can be obtained by contacting the Hidradenitis Suppurativa Trust.
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It is estimated that 1% of the population have HS. However the figure could be higher due to lack of recognition. Current management of HS can be unsatisfactory, so more research is needed regarding this distressing condition. The UK Dermatology Clinical Trials Network has set up a Priority Setting Partnership, using the James Lind Alliance model, to tackle this issue. The partnership includes patients (including the Hidradenitis Suppurativa Trust), carers, dermatologists, dermatology nurses, GPs, surgeons and psychologists. The central task is to identify uncertainties about HS and its management, then to prioritise the top 10 selected issues for future research.
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Hey I'm rachael and suffered from hs since the age of around 6. It has got worse as I got older. I found a little trick which helps. I wash using unscented soap using a sponge with a rough side. Its exfoliates the skin. Then I apply bio oil, it seems to work for me so worth a try guys. I do it twice daily, morning and night. I also use bio oil on my face which clears up spots on there too
Omg. I can't believe so maNY people have this issue, too! I constantly have at least four boils under my arm. Especially my left. The boils have a bad smell too. I have tried not wearing deodorant. It didn't help. It seems to get worse after shaving. I hate this!! I've always thought it was because my armpits are kind of chubby. Idk what to do!
I was diagnosed with HS about two months ago. Have an appointment with dermatologist in mid December. It started about five months ago with red splotches on my underarms. They didn't itch or burn or anything. Then suddenly a lump came up under one arm and it was very tender. It hurt to lift my arm. I went to my GP and she said right away it was HS. She gave me a print out with info about it. I left there with absolutely no idea what it was. When I got home and read it....I freaked out. I researched it on the web over and over again. I'm still hoping it is a misdiagnosis but the more pictures I look at and the more I read.....the more I am convinced that this indeed HS. It now itches like crazy and burns and has spread like crazy. No more lumps since the initial one that the antibiotic took care of. Will find out for sure qwhat it is in December.
Greetings fellow HS suffers.. My name is Jeanne, I am 36 years old and have been dealing with this since puberty. I have had issues in my arm pits,but not for years now. Now, I deal with large,painful,foul smelling boils to my groin. They are right along my panty line, so they are constantly aggravated, if not by my underwear,then by me simply crossing my legs, exercising, pretty much anything that isn't lying in bed pantyless. As long as I can remember, I would occasionally get these, I just figured either ingrown hair or there was too much friction going on between my legs. Then, within the past 6 months, they grew larger in size & number. Wax & wan with stress,periods..finally told my primary, who sent me to a surgeon, who then sent me to a plastic surgeon who finally diagnosed me. He,of course put me on antibiotics, which did nothing except cause a raging yeast infection. Had me wash with antimicrobial soap, which kinda helped, but it wasn't enough. He did an excision, had me feeling very optimistic about the outcome and 2 more came back before I completely healed. Needless to say I feel defeated,hopeless, and to be honest, I'm a little angry. Which, by the way, stress can cause an outbreak. I feel screwed. At the time I would get occasional outbreaks, I was overweight, smoked,exercised sporadically,had a pretty unhealthy lifestyle. Within the past 5 years, I changed all of it..now I have these boils & sores that just won't heal. This is incredibly frustrating. I am embarrassed and ashamed of my body. HS has negatively affected my sex life, my social life. With the open wounds and painful boils, I am literally coming undone..physically and emotionally. It's time for change..I just don't know what I need to do. Help
Hi Jeanne , I now exactly what you are going through. I had HS for many years, it is all over my groin and panty line. I lost count of all the medication I had over the last years, and nothing really helped. I also stopped smoking and I'm currently working on my weight issues. My whole groin area is covered in scars. I guess we just have to learn to live with the constant pain. Don't let this break you, try and keep your chin up. Regards and best wishes ;-)
I've only recently being diagnosed. I hot my first one when I was 13 and had them every year since- always told it was ingrown hairs etc. In the past year it has become a lot more frequent; I actually told my doctor what it was as I just had a feeling they were all connected. I get them predominantly in my left arm pit but also other the breasts, groin and bottom. They are seriously painful during a big flare up and last month I had to take 2 weeks off work due to not even being able to move my arm. Now today its starting again and I dont know what to do to help it. I'm currently on preventstive antibiotics and hibbiscrub but its getting worse each time.
I started getting lumps when i was 18 but i thought it was just ingrown hairs from shaving then i staretd getting lumps on my face too which i thought was just really bad spots due to stress and hormones etc so I didnt actually go to a gp for about a year until i had a really painful one on my face and realised that it wasnt normal to have spots that painful! Im now 24 and have been to the docs countless times got told it was cellulitis, imbetigo, boils etc then they thought it was pvl but that test came back negative, i have only this year finally been to a dermatologist and she diagnosed this within 5 mins of seeing it. I wasnt sure at first (i dont have much faith in the nhs atm) but the more I read the more I see how this is what I have. I get lumps in my armpits and groin which hurt but I also (and most often) get them on my face and when i do they are a whole other level of pain and inflammation. I have one right now and this is whilst i am on daily antibiotics (doxycycline 50mg) long term. and duac gel. I have also started getting them under my breasts they didnt really hurt at all but left an open puncture like wound for about 2-3 weeks. I am so fed up and it is very depressing to think i will keep having these as there is no actual cure. I am just trying to change my diet and not wear cosmetics etc. I wanted to be a makeup artist but this illness ruined that, it has also ruined all of my jobs i have had as i have had to take sickness so many times. I wish there was more info about this illness :(
My name is Brandon . I thought it was acne,I was 16 or so. Then figured it wa staph. Was encarcerated at an early age. Then I was told by many doctors they have no idea what it is. Then after years of feeling like I have a diaper on my face. I started to tan, changed my diet 100% from canned and boxed this to making a hole in my flour pile for my eggs for pasta. Moved from Maine to ms. With no relief... Went vegatarian. i Was raised on steak and potatoes. I've been told I was allergic to cotton etc etc. doctors will tell you anything to not feel undereducated after all there schooling. I can stick a paperclip through these holes in my skin. My skin cleane up a little when I stopped all the hormonal foods like milk chicken steak etc. I would do anything to find a heal for this pain. It makes everyday work extremly painful. I've been a chronic marijuana smoker since 16. Only thing that seems to do the "right" trick.
Does this condition seem to affect m2f transgered more than the normql population ?
I have been living with this condition since I started my monthly period. I was about 11 or 12. All my life I've been ashamed of my body. And all I ever heard from doctors& family is that they was boils. It wasn't till I went to a obgyn recently that it was Hidradenitis Suppurativa. Do you know I cried like a baby when she told me that. Because I was starting to feel crazy, like I was making up a problem with my body. And to hear that there was something really going on with me, a real condition, I was Happy. So now I need to how to deal with it how to control it.
Hi I've just been told I got hs and had surgery as it was sooo bad 12 months of pain.just got out of hospital.saw wot the surgery has cut out all infected area which nearly resulting in a skin Graft.i was lucky.now we can c if this has worked.fingers crossed it goes away
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Women earn less money than men the more the sexes share the same occupations, a large-scale survey of 20 industrialised countries has found.
Researchers from the universities of Cambridge, UK, and Lakehead, Canada, found that the more women and men keep to different trades and professions, the more equal is the overall pay average for the two sexes in a country.
The researchers attribute the surprising results to the fact that when there are few men in an occupation, women have more chance to get to the top and earn more. But where there are more equal numbers of men and women working in an occupation the men dominate the high-paying jobs.
The research, published in the journal Sociology, compared the degree to which men and women are working in different professions with the gap between their pay.
Pay was most equal in Slovenia, where women on average earn slightly more than men, and in Mexico, Brazil, Sweden and Hungary, where women earn almost as much as men on average. In these countries men and women work in different occupations to a greater extent than in many of the other countries the researchers looked at.
In other countries such as Japan, the Czech Republic, Austria and Netherlands, women are more likely to work in the same occupations as men, and the gap between their pay and men's is higher than average. The UK was higher than average among the 20 countries for inequality in pay.
The researchers, Professor Robert Blackburn and Dr Girts Racko, of Cambridge, and Dr Jennifer Jarman, of Lakehead, used statistics for each country on the proportion of women and men in each occupation, and the overall average gap in pay. They correlated these to show the relationships between workplace segregation of the sexes and the gap in their pay.
"Higher overall segregation tends to reduce male advantage and improve the position of women," the researchers say in their paper.
"The greater the degree of overall segregation, the less the possibility exists for discrimination against women and so there is more scope for women to develop progressive careers.
"For instance, within nursing men disproportionately fill the senior positions...but the fewer the number of male nurses, the more the senior positions must be filled by women.
"Perhaps our most important finding is that, at least for these industrially developed countries, overall segregation and the vertical [pay gap] dimension are inversely related. The higher the overall segregation, the lower the advantage to men. This is directly contrary to popular assumptions."
The 20 countries were:
Country, Difference in pay between sexes (correlated figure, in order), Work segregation between sexes (correlated figure)
Slovenia –.177 (minus - ie women earn more) .692
Mexico +.011 .717
Hungary +.034 .690
Brazil +.110 .704
South Africa +.120 .641
Sweden +.220 .709
Spain +.334 .725
Finland +.339 .767
Portugal +.359 .724
Denmark +.371 .747
Russia +.374 .707
South Korea +.408 .693
Switzerland +.410 .623
Germany +.420 .700
Netherlands +.430 .633
Austria +.462 .609
Czech +.491 .644
Japan +.519 .655
The researchers' working methods: To measure the extent to which men and women work in different occupations (the occupational segregation) in each country, the researchers used the Gini coefficient where 1 would mean the sexes working in entirely different occupations, and 0, where every occupational category has equal numbers of men and women. (The number of occupational categories range from 89 to 497, depending on the country. The data are taken from the European Social Survey combined data set for waves for 2002-6, the International Social Survey waves 2002-6, and Census data 2000-2001 from the Integrated Public Use Microdata Series).
To measure the difference in average pay between the sexes in each country, the researchers used pay statistics which were converted into a correlated score, where 0 equalled equality of pay for the sexes.
These two figures were then correlated to show the relation between the occupational segregation and the pay inequality across countries.
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Israel celebrates reinstatement of windsurfing
Nimrod Mashiah 311.
(photo credit:Israel Surfing Association)
Israeli sports received some much-needed good news on Saturday evening after the
International Sailing Federation (ISAF) overturned its initial decision and
reinstated windsurfing as an Olympic sport for the Rio 2016 Games.Three
of Israel's seven Olympic medals have come courtesy of its windsurfers, who all
breathed a huge sigh of relief on Saturday after months of
uncertainty.In May, the ISAF announced men's and women's kite surfing
would replace the RS:X sail board at the 2016 Games.However, the ISAF
General Assembly overturned that decision in Dun Laoghaire, Ireland on Saturday
by a slim majority of 51.3 percent, meaning Israel's expertise in the discipline
will not be lost.Gal Fridman won a bronze medal in the sport in Atlanta
1996 and took Israel's only Olympic gold medal to date in Athens
2004.Shahar Zubari claimed the country's sole medal of Beijing 2008 and
Lee Korzits came tantalizingly close to scaling the podium in London 2012,
dropping out of the top three to finish in sixth in the final day of
competition.The likes of world champion Korzits and Zubari, as well as
Nimrod Mashiah and junior world champion Naomi Cohen were facing the difficult
decision of making the switch to kitesurfing, but can now turn their focus to
preparing for Rio 2016 in the sport of their choice."This is a great
feeling," said Israel Yachting Association chairman, Yehuda
Ma'ayan."This is very important to Israeli sports and we worked very
hard to get this passed.We collected so many medals in this sport that
it would have been a real shame had it not been in the Olympics any more."
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Lakers hand Rockets second straight loss
The win was in the Rockets sights, there for the taking. Two more good minutes — or even less than horrible minutes – and it was theirs. The Rockets had done just enough. For all they lacked, with Dwight Howard scratched minutes before tipoff with a strained right knee, they needed only to close out […] [Read More]
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Handbook of Agricultural Economics, Vol.4: Agricultural Development: Farm Policies and Regional Development
20 June 2013
Robert E. Evenson, Prabhu Pingali, "Handbook of Agricultural Economics, Vol.4: Agricultural Development: Farm Policies and Regional Development"
English | 2009 | ISBN: 0444518746 | 912 pages | PDF | 7,8 MB
Volume 4 focuses on regional diversity, farm structure, agricultural policy, and aid to agriculture.
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29 April 2012
Agricultural Science Godwin Aflakpui
2012 | ISBN: 9535105671 | 262 pages | PDF | 13 MB
Statistic for Agricultural Science
15 January 2014
Statistics for Agricultural Sciences
English | 2007 | ISBN: 8178001411 | English | 466 pages | PDF | 14.95 mb
Peasants, Politicians and Producers: The Organisation of Agriculture in France since 1918
23 July 2010
Peasants, Politicians and Producers: The Organisation of Agriculture in France since 1918
Cambridge University Press 1989 | 220 | ISBN: 0521333474 | PDF | 7All of the agricultural pressure groups in early modern France were important in shaping the evolution of French farming in this century. The transformation of an isolated peasantry into highly efficient agricultural producers, the role of the state in influencing agricultural modernization, and the place of the European community in French political and agricultural life have been affected by an increasingly complex network of organizations that are the subject of Cleary's book. Their history and geography is a revealing indicator of the social, cultural, and economic evolution of rural France. By combining an historical approach with a consideration of their contemporary role, the book serves to elucidate their role in shaping the countryside of the future. ...
HR Transformation: Building Human Resources From the Outside In
12 July 2010
HR Transformation: Building Human Resources From the Outside In
2009 |256 pages | ISBN:0071638709 | PDF | 6 Mb
Given the present and longer term difficult economic climate - the pressures will grow on HR functions, to significantly enhance their contribution to organizational success. If you are looking for ideas - a way forward, on how to raise HRs impact, this book is very good value. The approach set out can be adapted, to the needs and priorities of your organization.
Agricultural Simulator 2013-SKIDROW
17 November 2012
Agricultural Simulator 2013-SKIDROW | 1.227 GB
Language: English
Publisher: UIG Entertainment
Developer: UIG Entertainment
Genre: Simulation
The 2013 sequel to the successful Agricultural Simulator series is ready to roll – with updated agricultural technology from well known partners.
Statistics for Agricultural Sciences
30 November 2013
Statistics for Agricultural Sciences
English | 2007 | ISBN: 8178001411 | 466 pages | PDF | 13.7 Mb
The first edition of the book 'Statistics for Agricultural Sciences' was well received textbook. The author has thoroughly revised and updated the second edition with addition of a new chapter 'Multivariate Statistical Methods'. Statistics is a basic subject, taught at agriculture, veterinary and home science colleges. It gives an insight to plan, classify, tabulate, analyse and interpret data available from fields and research activities.
Handbook of Agricultural Geophysics
10 April 2012
Handbook of Agricultural Geophysics
Publisher: C\\R//C Press 2008 | 432 Pages | ISBN: 0849337283 | PDF | 19 MB
Precision farming, site infrastructure assessment, hydrologic monitoring, and environmental investigations — these are just a few current and potential uses of near-surface geophysical methods in agriculture. Responding to the growing demand for this technology, the Handbook of Agricultural Geophysics supplies a clear, concise overview of near-surface geophysical methods that can be used in agriculture and provides detailed descriptions of situations in which these techniques have been employed.
Agricultural Simulator 2012
23 March 2013
Agricultural Simulator 2012
Year: 2012 | PC Game | English | Developer: Actalogic | Publisher: UIG Entertainment | 723 MB
Genre: Farmer Simulator
In the 2012 version of the Agricultural Simulator you will be able to work with original machines from Fendt, Challenger, Massey Ferguson and Valtra.
Agricultural Wastes (Agriculture Issues and Policies Series)
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Agricultural Wastes (Agriculture Issues and Policies Series)
425 pages | Feb 19, 2010 |ISBN:1607413051 | PDF | 6.5 Mb
Agricultural waste, which includes both natural (organic) and non-natural wastes, is a general term used to describe waste produced on a farm through various farming activities. These activities can include but are not limited to dairy farming, horticulture, seed growing, livestock breeding, grazing land, market gardens, nursery plots, and even woodlands. Agricultural and food industry residues, refuse and wastes constitute a significant proportion of world wide agricultural productivity. It has variously been estimated that these wastes can account for over 30 per cent of world wide agricultural productivity. The boundaries to accommodate agricultural waste derived from animal agriculture and farming activities are identified in this book.


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Will The Philadelphia Phillie and Ben Revere Avoid Arbitration?
The Philadelphia Phillies have made two deals out of four with players who were facing arbitration. They are still trying to settle with Antonio Bastardo and Ben Revere. The deadline before a case will settle the issue is about a month away. Will they have to go down that line?
Revere is asking for a little less than $2.5 million for 2014; the Phillies offered just under $1.5 million. In my opinion, I think the team could have offered a little bit more considering the way Revere was playing before, he got injured last season. They may not want to offer him much because of that injury and are hesitant if he will come back 100 percent. Revere has been working out as much as he can, as he does not want to let the organization or his teammates down.
Revere got injured right before the All-Star break in mid-July. His average was .305, which was a sufficient jump from April when it was just .200. He had 81 RBI — 45 of those were extra base hits. Revere hasn't hit a homerun yet, but if he plays for a full season and is able to continue to knock in runs, that will not matter.
Revere also has speed. He is able to track down and make near impossible catches in center field. At 25 years old, he has a lot going for him.
Revere only got to play half of the season in 2013; imagine what he can do in a full 162 season. Hopefully the Phillies and Revere can meet in the middle of the two numbers and will not have to go to a hearing. Revere is a good player, and he deserves a little more.
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Former Cal star and Detroit Lions running back Jahvid Best was honored Tuesday with the NFL's Ed Block Courage award for his "steadfast dedication and determination" in trying to return to the field after suffering two more concussions last season. Best hasn't played since game six last year, and is sidelined through this season.
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San Francisco's stingy defense denied Matthew Stafford another milestone, Vernon Davis caught touchdown passes of 21 and 23 yards from Alex Smith, and the 49ers beat the Detroit Lions 27-19 on Sunday night in a September showdown of NFC powers.
49ers At Full Strength And Calvin Johnson Will Be Ready
The Week 2 injury report for both names lacked the big names that would concern the casual fan. However, the fact that so many Detroit defensive players are listed is not a good sign for a defense heading into a very physical game. There were two new names for the 49ers from Week 1 but both are expected to play on Sunday.
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To Stop Detroit, 49ers Must First Stop Calvin Johnson
The 49ers and the Lions meet on Sunday in a battle of two the NFC's best. The Lions are led by quarterback Matt Stafford and receiver Calvin Johnson on offense and their defense has one of the best defensive tackles in the game in Ndamukong Suh. While both teams are talented, the 49ers will be able to rely on their experience and mental toughness to wear out and outlast Detroit.
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Definition of dusty miller in English:
A plant of the daisy family with whitish or greyish foliage.
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- Artemesia, plectranthus, snake plant and dusty miller are often used in summer for the color and texture of their foliage.
- The foliage of dusty miller, ivy, and lamb's ears also dries nicely and contrasts well with the blooms.
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