About Acne
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Acne Rosacea is for sure a very serious chronic skin disease in which the middle third of the face gets affected with redness over the face and also some part of the nose. The tiny blood cells enlarge and also look more and more visible appearing like tiny red lines. Pimples like teenage acne can for occur surely. Rosacea occurs primarily in adults but tends to be more severe in man than women. There are no whiteheads or blackheads in rosacea. There happens to be several causes for rosacea.
- Certain topical irritants and medications can quickly cause rosacea.
- Some of the acne and wrinkle treatments that trigger rosacea include chemical peels, high consumption of tradition and benzyl peroxide etc.
- Rosacea caused by the use of nasal steroids is termed as steroid induced rosacea.
In its beginning stage, it may appear then vanishes and then reappear later. In the mean time it becomes impossible to return to its normal color and the pimple arrives. Rosacea may last for years and if not treated may worsen the situation. Untreated Rosacea can lead to a condition that is characterized by an enlarged, puffy cheeks bulbous red nose. Thick bumps may develop on the lower part of the nose and surrounding areas. This condition generally occurs in men.
Another adverse effect of rosacea can be seen on the eyes. If left undetected, the advanced phase of what is called rosacea may even impair vision. Rosacea cannot be cured but treated. Most people have only mild redness and are never treated or diagnosed. In most cases a trained person can diagnose it through a simple inspection. However there is no specific test for rosacea. This disease can sometimes be confused with seborrhea dermatitis and acne vulgarism.
Treatment of rosacea differs from person to person depending on the types and severity. Dermatologists normally use the type-directed approach for diagnosis. Mild cases are often covered up with normal cosmetics. While medications have a temporary effect, which lasts for only a few weeks, a long-term treatment may permanently control the disease for some patients.
Ways to prevent Rosacea
- Avoiding spicy food alcoholic drinks and smoking helps to minimize the enlargement of blood vessel.
- Limited exposure to sunlight or applying a sunscreen also helps relieve rosacea.
- A sunscreen with an SPF of 15 or higher is recommended. LASER therapy also offers one of the best treatments for rosacea.
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