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Facial acne like pimples along with redness, telangiectases and flushing in adults. Usually asymptomatic, though eye involvement may be irritating. Key diagnostic feature is the lack of comedones.
Diagnosis
Clinical.
Pathology
Unknown cause, but higher predisposition in fair skinned female patients. Very common.
Principles of therapy
Avoid triggers (stress, heat, alcohol). Metronidazole gel or the tetracycline class of antibiotics.
Tags: Rosacea, Metronidazole
Category: Dermatology Notes
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