What are the symptoms of rosecea?
Rosacea is a chronic skin condition that causes facial redness, flushing, and acne-like bumps. Other symptoms of rosacea include:
• Persistent redness on the face, often in a butterfly-shaped pattern across the nose and cheeks
• Redness that worsens with certain triggers such as sun exposure, hot temperatures, alcohol, spicy food, wind, or emotional stress
• Tiny visible blood vessels on the face
• Bumps, pimples, or pustules on the face
• A burning or stinging sensation on the face
• Itchy or dry skin
• Swollen or red eyelids
• Watery or bloodshot eyes
• A thickened, bumpy skin texture on the nose (rhinophyma)
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