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  4. There are basically two schools of thought when it comes to treating rosacea, the 'more is better' philosophy, and the 'less is more' thought. Dive deeper into this with our post on this subject and comment on what your thought is on this subject. You can reply in this thread or if you want to investigate this read more: LEARN MORE (requires subscription)
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    Rosacea Mimics

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  6. There are reports that may indicate migraine headaches may be associated with rosacea. To learn more read the following post (requires subscription)
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    Metronidazole

    By far the most used topical prescription used is metronidazole for rosacea treatment in the form of a gel, lotion or cream. Noritate, Roxex, Metrogel, MetroLotion and Metrocream are the preferred topical brands. Generic metronidazole is now available. Sometimes oral metronidazole is used to treat rosacea. MORE INFO (requires subscription)
  9. A paper has been published treating rosacea with melatonin. LEARN MORE (requires subscription)
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  11. Cæcilie Johansen, MD, who has rosacea explains in details makeup and medicine for rosacea. LEARN MORE (requires subscription)
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    Lupus

    Rosacea and Lupus can co-exist. There are a number of anecdotal reports in this in this thread (requires subscription) Lupus should be differentiated from rosacea in a differential diagnosis. LEARN MORE
  13. A theory that low gastric acid (stomach acid) may be a factor in rosacea has been around for some time now and is included as a theory of the cause of rosacea along with many others. LEARN MORE - requires subscription
  14. Note: Links below require subscription: "Naltrexone, sold under the brand names ReVia and Vivitrol among others, is a medication primarily used to manage alcohol or opioid dependence." It also "has been used in chronic pain such as fibromyalgia with new but well documented evidence of potential benefit." [1] There are anecdotal reports that it reduces flushing, neuropathic rosacea, neurogenic rosacea, and improves phenotype 1. LEARN MORE about Low Dose Naltrexone for rosacea.
  15. So you think liver, yogurt, sour cream, cheese, eggplant or spinach may be a rosacea trigger? Stop and think about this carefully. Has any of these foods been a problem for you? Like what problem? How do any of these foods connect to a rosacea flare up? LEARN MORE • requires subscription
  16. Note: All links require subscription Other light devices are included in photo dynamic therapy for rosacea. LEARN MORE Forum Home > Forums > Member Forum > Rosacea Topics > Photo Dynamic Therapy (PDT) > Other Light Devices
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    LED for Rosacea

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    Laser for Rosacea

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  20. Links require subscription: More information on Naltrexone and Ketamine Low Dose Naltrezone is used for rosacea in this post about flushing avoidance and in other prescriptions. Ketamine 0.5% and Amitriptyline 1% in a Lipoderm cream used for Erythomelalgia has been reported anecdotally to improve rosacea in this post.
  21. Keratosis pilaris rubra faceii is a rosacea mimic (requires subscription) and can sometimes co-exist with rosacea. More info on KPRF (requires subscription)
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    Oral Ivermectin

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  23. Learn about home made ivermectin cream (requires subscription)
  24. Ivermectin is used to treat rosacea topically (Soolantra) and orally. LEARN MORE (requires subscription).
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