Rosacea Triggers

Rosacea is characterized by flushing and persistent redness with visible blood vessels on the cheeks, nose, chin and forehead. If untreated, bumps and pimples often develop. Unfortunately, rosacea is considered to be a chronic skin condition that flares up and then goes into remission through out the sufferers adult life. Because each case is different, the triggers of rosacea can be different as well, but these are the most common factors that can cause a flare-up.

Sun exposure
Emotional stress
Hot weather
Wind
Heavy exercise
Alcohol consumption
Hot baths
Cold weather
Spicy foods
Humidity
Indoor heat
Skin care products
Heated beverages
Certain cosmetics
Medication
Medical conditions
Certain fruits
Marinated meats
Certain vegetables
Dairy products

Creating a daily diary of foods eaten, emotional health, and physical activities may help in pin pointing the triggers that cause your rosacea to erupt. If prevention isn't working for you, there are several different rosacea creams that have shown great results.

ROSACEA ORIGIN, CAUSES AND REMEDIES

In earlier times it was confused with acne vulgaris or seborrhoeic dermatitis.
There are no dangerous health risks associated with rosacea symptoms but they can provoke significant psychosocial impairment. The condition even progress to the advanced stage of rosacea, called rhinophyma due to insufficient rosacea treatment.

Who is affected by it and What Causes it?
It’s three times more common with women, people of every age can get it, but there is a higher instance in the 30-50 age group. Flushing frequently plays a role in the development, as well as severe sunburns, and excessive heat.

What To Do about Rosacea?
Go the natural way! There are mild, natural products which kill bacteria and regenerate the production of new healthy skin cells. Only natural products can relief the skin optimally without any side-effects.
By the way... misspellings like rosacia, roseacea, roscea or rosecea are quite frequent, but the correct spelling is clearly rosacea.