Root Admin Guide Posted December 13, 2016 Root Admin Report Share Posted December 13, 2016 She had seen various doctors over the past two years. Most of them had told her she had eczema and prescribed steroid-based creams that did help, but not for long. When she stopped applying them, the flushing returned with a vengeance. There was nothing wrong with the creams - it was the diagnosis that was incorrect. Once, a doctor told her she had acne. The topical medication that was given to her made her redness and sensitivity worse. This is the classic history of a person who is suffering from rosacea, which is often mistaken for other skin diseases. A rosacea patient may be misdiagnosed and wrongly treated for years. Don't be red-faced over rosacea, Lynn Teo, Strait Times, Singapore For more info on misdiagnosed rosacea Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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