Is it really a need to seek medical advice in case of rosacea? It is really worth to seek medical advice in case of rosacea primarily to get topical rosacea treatments or a course of antibiotics. And also to be aware of long-term treatments that control the symptoms for a couple of months to take affect and the results may not be permanent and to avoid as well of treatments designed for acne because some of it irritates rosacea.
Aside from topical treatment or a course of antibiotics, what are other treatments available? Non-prescription creams or over-the-counter products are the other treatments referred that alleviate redness that needs advice from doctors if you don’t want your condition become worse.
From topical treatment or a course of antibiotics to non-prescription creams or over-the-counter products, to other things you can do? It can be a simple habit of wearing a sunscreen specifically containing a minimum of SPF 15, wearing a protective hat when out in the sun, having a fan or air conditioning in your car on hot days, and also to wear make up to conceal redness. Read more about grading system for rosacea here.
