How to prevent rosacea, how to treat rosacea

Rosanose nose, a must-learn skincare knowledge for beginners.

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Analysis: When it comes to "red nose", everyone immediately thinks of rosacea and mite infection, so is the culprit of the red nose really mites? In fact, mites also exist in normal people, and after sulfur ointment**, rosacea has improved and mites have not decreased, which shows that mites are not the only generin.

At present, rosacea** is not very well understood, and it may be related to the following factors:

1) Dietary and gastrointestinal disorders Indigestion, constipation, diarrhea, history of gallbladder disease and ** sexual foods such as wine, strong tea, coffee, cocoa and other beverages may be the influencing factors that promote the occurrence and development of this disease.

2) Mental factors Emotional tension, nervousness, depression, fatigue, etc. can aggravate rosacea damage.

3) Climate Cold and other climate changes cause vascular damage, dermal connective tissue fibrosis, resulting in passive dilation of the dermal ** inferior venous plexus, resulting in blood stagnation.

4) Other diseases are more common in menopausal women, while men are more likely to occur during puberty, which may be related to endocrine changes. Some people found that immunoglobulin deposition accounted for 70% of the lesional epidermis and dermis junction, while 30% of the lesions were not, and the phagocytic activity of leukocytes in patients was significantly reduced, which could make them often develop pyogenic coccal infections. Therefore, the disease may also be related to immune factors.

What is the third phase of the red nose?

1) Erythema and telangiectasia phase The first is nasal flushing, the surface is greasy and shiny, and then the cheeks, middle forehead and chin are involved. Often symmetrical. The erythema appears and disappears at first, but may persist later on, with a burning sensation.

Lesions often worsen in the spring and during times of emotional stress, anger, and fatigue. This phase can last from a few months to a few years, and then move on to the second phase.

2) Papular stage: On the basis of erythema and ** flushing, it is often accompanied by round, dark red pins to soybean-sized papules and pustules. When the damage is deep, boils may form.

3) Hypertrophic stage, also known as rhinophyma stage. Common in men after the age of 40, on the basis of erythema and papules, the tip of the nose and the wings of the nose appear dark red or purplish-red, ** irregular roughness, hypertrophy, and the nose is gradually hypertrophied, forming a soft nodule that is significantly higher than the skin surface, different sizes, uneven heights, and eventually leads to deformed rhinophyma. At the same time, the recurrence of pustules can exacerbate the patient's distress.

Rarely, rhinophyma can affect the jaw and ears, and rarely, squamous cell carcinoma and basal cell carcinoma can develop.

It is worth mentioning that in addition to the above symptoms, there is a type of ocular rosacea, the clinical manifestations of which are, first of all, pain and inflammation of the eye. After that, the blood vessels of the palpebral conjugator, bulbar conjugated membrane and corneal margin proliferate successively, eventually causing keratitis and corneal ulcer.

**: General**: Eat a light diet, eat more fruits and vegetables, abstain from sexual food and drinks, and correct constipation.

Whole-body**: Supplementation with multivitamins, oral methyl, tetracycline and erythromycin.

Topical**: 5% sulfur cream or skin beauty cream can be applied externally, and rhinophyma can be cut**.

Rosanose nose, a must-learn skincare knowledge for beginners.