Rosacea Health Feed

Apply alovera gel extract, apply vit e, rinse your mouth atleast once with warm water, apply milk n honey, with this you need proper homeopathic treatment.

Rosacae is very much curable by proper homeopathic treatment only, apply alovera gel extract, apply vit e, apply milk n honey, apply papaya paste, this will help, you can contact me through Lybrate in private consultation.

Rosacea is unfortunately not cured completely but it goes away for a long time if triggers are avoided, I won’t suggest homeopathy coz any plant/ mineral based crude ingredients can further aggravate, rosacea skin is so sensitive that it can even develop aloe allergy, and every rosacea skin is different, what works for one does not work for other, although there are advanced technologies like particular type of lasers and few newer medicines that have given relief, but only by consulting a wel...more

Well if u wants to cure ur problem permanently then u have to do proper homeopathic treatment only,, by constitutional homoeopathic treatment it is very much curable

If you cut the usage complete ly, rebound flares will occur better to use less frequently and avoid triggers. Don't use perfume or scented soap, don't rub your skin or use extremes of water. Avoid spicy foods and emotional outbursts. Use a good sunscreen till your dermatologist is back.

Wash your face with warm water, wash your face frequently, apply alovera gel extract, apply vit e, take more green veggies and fruits, avoid spicy food and oily food, you need proper homeopathic treatment for this purpose.

don't worry...it can be cleared with specific medicine... for detailed information do direct online consultation by sending photos

Use a gentle cleanser like cetaphil,A good moisturiser like ceratop cream and any azelaic acid preparation at night

Rosacea, a common skin condition, occurs due to a combination of environmental and genetic factors. This condition causes your skin to become red and produces red, pus-filled small bumps on the skin.

Rosacea can occur in 4 forms-

Erythematotelangiectatic Rosacea- related to facial redness, visible blood vessels and flushing
Papulopustular Rosacea- related to acne-like breakouts
Rhinophyma- leads to thickening of the skin on the nose
Ocular Rosacea- affects the area ...more

Primarily common among middle-aged women, rosacea is a disorder which is characterized by redness and pus-filled bumps and blisters on the chin, cheeks and the forehead. As time progresses, these red bumps can get aggravated and result in other complications. It may also affect other parts of the body such as the back, neck and the chest. If the eyes are affected, then they might appear to be watery and bloodshot. It can also lead to the formation of bumps and pimples on the face.

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