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Rosacea Facial
Rosacea is a persistent, embarrassing and potentially disfiguring condition. About thirteen million people in the U.S. have rosacea. Most of these people are aged between thirty and sixty who have light skin. Rosacea is a disease of blood vessels of the face. Responding to stimuli of many facial blood vessels dilate. This causes skin changes such as redness of the face, inflammatory papules, pustules, sensations burning and a related disease called rhinophyma. Sometimes patients develop a condition called ocular rosacea, which affects the eye.
The main symptoms of rosacea are:
- Flushing
- Facial telangiectasia
- Skin hyper-reactivity
- Lumpy-bumpy facial skin
- facial papules
- pustules on the face
- burning sensations of the face
- Facial swelling
- Rhinophyma
It can be many triggers for rosacea. Heat and humidity, stress, hormones, skin irritation food, chemicals in products from skin care and exercise are reported most often. Most people eventually begin to avoid things that trigger an outbreak. This can be very limited and painful for the patient that everything has the most rosacea potential to cause an eruption. Living in a hot climate can make out without the development of a red face impossible. The exercise, which is important health, also creates a dilemma because the person must choose between a body and a face fit for burning red. For people with more severe forms of of acne rosacea almost everything used on the skin causes a reaction. Even the makeup to mask the visible symptoms of the disease, may be problematic.
The treatment of rosacea offered by doctors can be helpful for some. For many others, they lacking and may do more harm than good. The most frequent line of treatment is a combination of a topical medication and an antibiotic called Metrogel oral tetracycline called. Metrogel is a topical antibiotic that is supposed to reduce inflammation. Many complain that it causes even more use hot and dry, which makes their condition worse. Tetracycline also has significant side effects. prolonged use of antibiotics can disrupt the intestinal flora in the tract and cause chronic diarrhea. tetracycline in particular, also has potential side effects to transform the teeth and bones of the jaw yellow. This side effect is permanent.
Natural treatments for rosacea are beginning to be recognized and used more often. This coincides with the general movement towards more holistic ways to address health problems. The grass Chrysanthellum indicum has been explored for the treatment of rosacea. Compounds present in the extract appeared to strengthen the capillaries. A study showed that significantly improved rosacea symptoms, including facial redness, compared to placebo. Green tea cream, niacinamide, licorice and azelaic acid cream all posted impressive results. Many people have had success when food allergies were identified and eliminated the offending food from their diet.
About the Author
Rachael Towne is a wife, mother and artist. She keeps a blog http://rosacea-and-me.blogspot.com/ of her own personal rosacea journey.
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