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Acne Free In 3 Days
"Chronic Acne Sufferer Finds A Scientifically Proven Way To Permanently Clear Skin In Just Three Days, And Finally Reveals The Unbelievably Easy, Step-By-Step Actions You Could Already Be Taking To Look Better, Feel Better, And Have A Renewed Sense of Self-Esteem!"
Author: Breyen Rhodes Article source: http://www.articledeshboard.com/. Used with author's permission.
There is no cause of rosacea, but scientists are quickly discovering more and more about this disfiguring condition. When caught early, rosacea remains a mild case. If untreated, however, rosacea can turn into a condition known as rhinophyma, a permanent swelling of the tissue around the nose that leads to permanent disfigurement.
Rosacea comes in four stages: Pre-Rosacea, Mild, Moderate, and Severe. With all cases of rosacea, the skin will have an appearance of being like acne, though it really is not.
The National Rosacea Society classifies rosacea into four "sub-types." The first, Erythematotelangiectatic Rosacea, is a mild form in which the face, especially the forehead, nose, chin, and cheeks, develop a bright red appearance. These bright red patches are usually more noticeable after an alcoholic drink, heavy workout, stressful situation, or spicy meal.
The second sub-type, Papulopustular Rosacea, is determined by a series of small pimples that form in the red skin patches. The third, Phymatous Rosacea, finds the skin thickened and often quiet dry and rough to the touch. Finally, Ocular Rosacea, is a form of rosacea that has spread the eyes causing flare-ups on the eyelids, styes, dry, itchy eyes, and occasionally the appearance of pink eye.
Due to the strong link with Celtic ancestries, most rosacea sufferers have pale, sensitive skin. For this very reason it is critical to use a strong sunscreen or wear a wide brimmed hat. The sun can damage the skin and possibly lead to skin cancer down the road. This is especially true of light haired and redheaded people who have a greater risk for skin damage.
Though there is no cure, many doctors recommend their patients cut all alcohol, avoid spicy foods, take Omega 3 Fatty Acid supplements, and use non-perfumed, hypo-allergenic facial products. A rosacea diet, decent rosacea skin care routine, and using rosacea products that help soothe the skin instead of irritating it are the best forms of defense. Until a cause of rosacea is determined, there really is no way to get rid of the disease, but keeping the symptoms to a minimum helps improve your appearance, self esteem, and prevents rhinophyma from developing in the decades to come.
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