Rosacea can also cause soreness and a burning sensation in the eyes. It is better to consult with a dermatologist to feel better and have good skin in severe cases.
• People, who have light skin color, are more prone to rosacea than people of dark complexion
• Overpopulation of Microscopic mites
• Abnormalities of facial blood vessels
• Family histories, where ancestors are found with such issues, passed on to future generations
• Some factors like spicy foods, sun exposure, extreme temperature, humidity, caffeine, hot drinks, dairy products, intense exercise, stress, anger, and some medications
• Patterns of redness on a person’s face
• Pimples, tiny bumps, or acne-like breakouts
• Red, dry & irritated eyes
• Skin gets thicker with a bumpy texture
• Red face with sensitivity, dry skin that can quickly get hurt
• Small blood vessels become visible on the skin
Early diagnosis and prompt action can reduce the risk of rosacea progression. Although there is no clinical test, general practitioners examine patients’ skin and may ask about the symptoms. The presence of blood vessels assists physicians in differentiating it from other skin disorders.
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