Acute form of acne inversa in an 18-week pregnant patient: a case study

Acne inversa (hidradenitis suppurativa/acne inversa – HS/AL) is an acute chronic inflammatory disease occurring in the area of skin folds in the form of painful nodules with the tendency to form fistulae and scarring [1, 2]. Changes cover gluteal and genital areas, groins, inguinal fossa and hairy skin on the head [2–4]