Oracea

No, rosacea is not an infectious or contagious disease. Although no scientific research has been performed on rosacea and heredity, nearly 40% of rosacea patients surveyed by the National Rosacea Society reported having family members with similar symptoms. Will rosacea get worse with age? Its unclear exactly how and when, but symptoms of rosacea o... ften progress over time. Most experts agree that early diagnosis and treatment are essential to help avoid worsening symptoms and permanent skin changes (skin thickening, visible blood vessels and resistant rosacea papules). How long does rosacea last? Rosacea is a chronic disorder often characterized by relapses and remissions. Rosacea cannot be cured, but medical treatments are available that can help manage its signs and symptoms. Is there any connection between eczema and rosacea? No. Rosacea generally affects the face, whereas atopic eczema can appear on various areas of the body. Are there different types of rosacea? There are 4 basic types of rosacea, although they share some of the same symptoms: facial redness, rosacea bumps and blemishes, skin thickening and ocular (eye) rosacea. Your doctor or dermatologist can determine the type of rosacea you have, and can discuss the best treatment option that will help manage your symptoms. ORACEA Capsules are a convenient, once-daily treatment for the bumps and blemishes of rosacea. Itchy skin is commonly reported by many rosacea patients.1 And people with ocular rosacea may experience eye symptoms that include a watery or bloodshot appearance and a dry, gritty feeling with burning, itching and/or stinging. Eye symptoms may appear before or after any rosacea skin signs or symptoms. Its never too early to be proactive. If you think you have rosacea or want to learn more about living with it, talk to your doctor and ask for a full list of symptoms, rosacea triggers and tips to help prevent flare-ups. Ask your doctor what treatment might be right for you.Read More