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- What is rosacea?
- Symptoms of rosacea
- Causes of rosacea
- Prevention of rosacea
- Risk factors for rosacea
- Complications of rosacea
- When to see a doctor about rosacea
- Diagnosis of rosacea
- Conventional treatment of rosacea
- Alternative/complementary treatment of rosacea
- Living with rosacea
- Caring for someone with rosacea
When to see a doctor about rosacea
People who have any of the symptoms of rosacea need to make an appointment to see their doctor who can diagnose this condition (or rule it out) and prescribe appropriate treatment to relieve symptoms.
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People who have been diagnosed with rosacea need to see their doctor if:
- Their symptoms suddenly get worse and none of the medications or other strategies to alleviate symptoms are effective
- They experience different symptoms to the ones they normally experience
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Disclaimer: This guide is not intended to be used for diagnostic or prescriptive purposes. For any treatment or diagnosis of illness, please see your doctor.
