White emulsion paint.
2006-11-17 08:30:44
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answered by OsamaBinBush 2
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answered by ? 3
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Rosacea is a long-term disease that affects the skin and sometimes the eyes. Its symptoms include redness, pimples, and, in later stages, thicker skin. In most cases, rosacea only affects the face
There is no cure for rosacea, but it can be treated and controlled. In time the skin may look better. A dermatologist (a doctor who works with diseases of the skin) often treats rosacea. There are several ways to treat rosacea.
For skin:
Sometimes antibiotics can be put right on the skin. Other times, oral antibiotics can be used. The skin bumps may get better quickly, but redness and flushing are less likely to improve.
Small red lines can be treated with electrosurgery and laser surgery. For some people, laser surgery improves the skin without much scarring or damage.
Patients with a swollen, bumpy nose can have extra skin tissue taken off to make it smaller. Usually patients feel this process helps their appearance.
Some people find that green-tinted makeup is good for hiding the skin's redness.
For the eyes:
Most eye problems are treated with oral antibiotics.
People who get infections of the eyelids must clean them a lot. The doctor may say to scrub the eyelids gently with watered-down baby shampoo or an over-the-counter eyelid cleaner. After scrubbing, you should apply a warm (but not hot) compress a few times a day.
If needed, the doctor may prescribe steroid eye drops.
What Can People With Rosacea Do to Help Themselves?
You play a key role in taking care of your rosacea. Here are a few steps to take:
Keep a written record of when flareups happen. This can give you clues about what bothers your skin.
Use a sunscreen every day that protects against UVA and UVB rays. Make sure it has a sun-protecting factor (SPF) of 15 or higher.
Use a mild moisturizer if it helps. Don't put irritating products on the face.
If your eyes have problems, follow your doctor's treatment plan, and clean your eyelids as told.
Talk with a doctor if you feel sad or have other signs of depression. Some people with rosacea feel bad because of the way their skin looks.
2006-11-17 08:31:52
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answered by richard_beckham2001 7
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I also have rosacia, it is some type of acne that you get on your face . You get little tiny red marks on your face and or pimples. Sun, heat, alcohol and caffeine can iritate it and make it worse. I happen to not have it too badly but some people get it real bad. I use a antibiotic cream on my face that the doctor prescribed for me. I use to take antibiotics every day but decided that I didnt want to do that anymore, they arent good for you to take all the time. The cream seems to work for me. If you have it badly, I suggest a dermatologist.
2006-11-17 08:38:44
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answered by mcksimmy 2
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Rosacea is a common inflammatory condition of the skin of the face that causes redness that looks like a flush or blush. It is initially characterised by outbreaks and periods of improvement. Rosacea is sometimes called acne rosacea, which is misleading because rosacea and acne are two totally different conditions, although they can appear together.
Rosacea often progresses from intermittent to persistent facial redness with pimples without blackheads and telangiectasia (red lines where the tiny blood vessels of the cheeks, nose, chin and forehead become quite prominent).
Rosacea occurs in both men and women and, and although it may occur at any age, onset usually begins after the age of 30.
People with rosacea often find that certain lifestyle and environmental factors trigger a flare-up or aggravate their individual conditions. Common triggers include certain foods (especially hot or spicy foods) and drink, (especially alcohol and caffeine), exercise, temperature changes, exposure to the sun, rain or wind, and stress.
Rosacea responds to treatment but cannot be cured. Left untreated, the redness becomes more permanent and the tiny blood vessels may become more visible. Pimples often develop and in a few people, especially older men, the nose may become bumpy, red and swollen (Rhinophyma
2006-11-17 08:39:26
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answered by Airhammer 2
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Rosacia is an unsightly skincondition it makes your face look red in certain places .Your dermatologist has to decide how to treat it.
2006-11-17 08:32:15
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answered by Shark 7
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Rseacea is a reddening / flushing area of the face - a long term skin condition.
Very effective treatment can be had by laser especially DPSS ones (which are also cheaper than most of the old gas ones so often treatment on the modern machines is cheaper too)
As always, a WEALTH of information can be had by entering the word into google.
2006-11-17 08:32:30
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answered by Mark T 6
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I too, have this **** condition but only on the nose of all places. I have recently given up caffeine and I think there has been a slight improvement. However, this cold weather does nothing to help. Stay strong Lad, we'll fight the good fight together!
2006-11-17 12:10:57
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answered by Anonymous
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It is a facial skin condition, the person will have red blotches on their face. The person needs to see a Dermatologist and get help and advise.
2006-11-17 08:32:42
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answered by mimi 4
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answered by Anonymous
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