Rosacea symptoms
Initially, we must seek what aggravates symptoms and then learn how to manage or avoid these triggers. Keeping a diary of symptoms can be very useful. The following measures have enabled many people to alleviate their symptoms:
- Avoid consuming beverages and foods that contribute to the dilation of blood vessels: coffee, alcohol, hot drinks, spicy foods and any food or drink that causes redness.
- Avoid exposure to excessive temperatures and high winds. Protect the face from cold and wind during the winter. Also avoid rapid temperature changes.
- Learn to relax to better manage stress and emotions.
- Avoid smoking cigarettes, because nicotine is damaging vascular functions.
- Avoid saunas and extended hot baths.
- Minimize exposure to the sun. If you do this, apply a good sunscreen SPF 15 or higher against both UVA and UVB.
- Unless medical advice, avoid prolonged application of cortisone on the face. Cortisone causes thinning of the skin and a dilation of blood vessels
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Rosacea symptoms pictures
Other rosacea symptoms:
- Some men may have to start swelling on the same area of the face (eg rhinophyma (red swollen nose)) without going through the stages of facial redness and pimples of the face
- Granulomatous Rosacea. Rosacea Granulomatous preferentially affects women. This form of rosacea is characterized by the presence of yellow-red buttons with the characteristic of remaining yellow when pressed with a transparent.
- Rosacea fulminans. Fulminant rosacea, also known as "facial pyoderma" usually occurs in young women with oily skin. These very large and purulent buttons on the face appear explosively on the nose, cheeks, chin. The treatment of rosacea fulminans is generally associated isotretinoin and cortisone
- Rosacea with steroid or cortisone. The iterative application of cortisone cream on the face can cause rosacea in areas where the cream was applied, even without pre-existing rosacea. Long-term use of cortisone cream on the face is strongly discouraged.
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