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Rosacea Causes: Understanding the Triggers and Risk Factors
The exact cause of rosacea is unknown, but contributing factors include:
- Genetics: Family history increases susceptibility.
- Immune system dysfunction: Inflammation may be immune-mediated.
- Blood vessel abnormalities: Dilated, visible facial vessels contribute to redness/flushing.
- Environmental triggers: Sunlight, extreme temperatures, certain chemicals/skincare products.
- Hormonal factors: More common in women; aggravated by pregnancy/menopause.
Rosacea is not contagious nor caused by poor hygiene. Understanding triggers helps manage symptoms.
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