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  1. "While many clinical trials of rosacea exist, the lack of consensus in outcome reporting across all trials poses a concern."

    Trials. 2016 Sep 1;17(1):429. doi: 10.1186/s13063-016-1554-3.
    Development of a core outcome set for clinical trials in rosacea: study protocol for a systematic review of the literature and identification of a core outcome set using a Delphi survey.
    Iyengar S, Williamson PR, Schmitt J, Johannsen L, Maher IA, Sobanko JF5, Cartee TV, Schlessinger D, Poon E, Alam M.

  2. "Topical interventions: metronidazole, azelaic acid, ivermectin, brimonidine or other topical treatments. Systemic interventions: oral antibiotics, combinations with topical treatments or other systemic treatments, i.e. isotretinoin. Several studies evaluated laser or light-based treatment.The majority of studies (57/106) were assessed as 'unclear risk of bias', 37 'high risk ' and 12 'low risk'. Twenty-two studies provided no usable or retrievable data i.e. none of our outcomes were addressed, no separate data reported for rosacea or limited data in abstracts. Eleven studies assessed our primary outcome 'change in quality of life', 52 studies participant-assessed changes in rosacea severity and almost all studies addressed adverse events, although often only limited data were provided."

    Cochrane Database Syst Rev. 2015 Apr 28;(4):CD003262. doi: 10.1002/14651858.CD003262.pub5.
    Interventions for rosacea.
    van Zuuren EJ, Fedorowicz Z, Carter B, van der Linden MM, Charland L.

  3. "Our results suggest a correlation between IBS and DED. DED symptoms can cause further complications in patients with IBS, and should be considered in their management. However, further research is needed to establish a possible pathophysiologic association."

    Ann Gastroenterol. 2016 Oct-Dec; 29(4): 487–491. Published online 2016 Jun 16. doi:  10.20524/aog.2016.0064 PMCID: PMC5049556
    Irritable bowel syndrome might be associated with dry eye disease
    Ioannis Asproudis,a Anthoula T. Tsoumani,a Konstantinos H. Katsanos,b Aristeidis H. Katsanos, Vasileios Theopistos,b Konstantinos A. Paschidis,a Epameinondas V. Tsianos, and Dimitrios Christodouloub

  4. "Further investigation of the ocular surface microbiome, as well as the microbiome of other areas of the body such as the oral mucosa and gut, and their role in the pathophysiology of diseases is a significant, emerging field of research, and may someday enable the development of novel probiotic approaches for the treatment and prevention of ophthalmic diseases"

    Yale J Biol Med. 2016 Sep; 89(3): 325–330. Published online 2016 Sep 30. PMCID: PMC5045141
    Human Microbiota and Ophthalmic Disease
    Louise J. Lu and Ji Liu

  5. Generally speaking, rosacea is confined to the facial area in what has been described as the Butterfly or T-Zone. Some cases have been reported to spread to the neck, ears and scalp but are uncommon. Why does rosacea not spread to other parts of the skin?  Some have theorized that since the facial skin is more sensitive and thinner, is more prone to sun damage due to exposure, the fact that blushing or flushing is associated with this condition, and having more active sebaceous glands (particularly the meibomian glands about the margins of the eyelids) makes this area more prone to rosacea. 

    Rosacea Spread to Other Skin Areas?

    "In most cases, rosacea only affects the face." What Is Rosacea? NIAMS

    "The redness usually affects the cheeks, nose and chin, but may spread to other areas, such as the forehead, neck and chest." NHS

    "...some persons experience symptoms on their necks, backs, scalp, arms, and legs." encyclopedia

    WebMD reports, "In some cases, rosacea appears on the chest, back, or neck. It can affect the eyes, causing them to feel irritated and to appear bloodshot or watery." Your Skin and Rosacea, WebMD Patient is another source who reports that "However, other areas, such as your neck, chest and ears can sometimes become involved," but cites no authority or clinical paper showing that rosacea spreads to the chest. However, it is possible that these two sources are correct and it may spread to the chest, but again such cases are uncommon. 

    Rosacea is rarely, if ever spread to the chest, back, arms or legs. WebMD fails to cite any actual cases of rosacea spreading to the chest or back, and begins the article that rosacea "mainly affects skin on the face."

    "However, rosacea is believed to be unable to spread to the other body parts." Can rosacea spread to other parts of body? Wound Care Society

    "If it is possible to get rosacea on your arms, it would be incredibly unusual. Keratosis pilaris might be the more likely culprit, since keratosis pilaris usually affects the arms. (Keratosis pilaris is a very common skin condition in which keratin protein forms hard plugs within hair follicles). Keratosis pilaris can get red, dry and irritated (usually from scratching it), it is commonly misdiagnosed as rosacea on the face....Another possibility is eczema that can crop up anywhere, and one of the common areas is top of the arms. Eczema also goes misdiagnosed quite commonly as rosacea." Does rosacea only affect the face? ZocDoc 

    The NRS reports, "Although it is not a common feature of rosacea, symptoms have been reported to appear beyond the face. In a National Rosacea Society survey, rosacea patients reported experiencing symptoms on the neck, chest, scalp, ears and back." Can you get rosacea on other parts of your body? NRS FAQs However, these are anecdotal reports collected by the NRS, not clinical papers. Wikipedia parrots the NRS on this. 

    This question still needs more research. Please post in this thread what you know about this.

     

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    If you would like to understand why it is important to have good gut flora to help your rosacea, read this article.

    This video which is promoting a different brand of probiotics is compelling evidence that we need to improve all over all health by eating healthy and taking probiotics. The above iFlora probiotics is less expensive and has 16 different strains of good bacterial and 32 billion cells per serving.

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  8. The RRDi is an Amazon Affiliate. By clicking below on the image and purchasing the item, the RRDi receives a small fee. Thanks. Please post your experience using this product in this thread. “I’ve loved SkinCeuticals products for quite some time now and they haven’t let me down yet. This cleanser is designed for ageing skin that is prone to break-outs, and for all you lucky spotty ageing folks like me, it decongests pores, smoothes skin and leaves your face feeling squeaky clean.” Dominique McMullan, The Irish Times

  9. The RRDi is an Amazon Affiliate. By clicking below on the image and purchasing the item, the RRDi receives a small fee. Thanks. Please post your experience using this product in this thread. “I’ve loved SkinCeuticals products for quite some time now and they haven’t let me down yet. This cleanser is designed for ageing skin that is prone to break-outs, and for all you lucky spotty ageing folks like me, it decongests pores, smoothes skin and leaves your face feeling squeaky clean.” Dominique McMullan, The Irish Times

  10. The RRDi is an Amazon Affiliate. By clicking below on the image and purchasing the item, the RRDi receives a small fee. Thanks. Please post your experience using this product in this thread. “I’ve loved SkinCeuticals products for quite some time now and they haven’t let me down yet. This cleanser is designed for ageing skin that is prone to break-outs, and for all you lucky spotty ageing folks like me, it decongests pores, smoothes skin and leaves your face feeling squeaky clean.” Dominique McMullan, The Irish Times

  11. The RRDi is an Amazon Affiliate. By clicking below on the image and purchasing the item, the RRDi receives a small fee. Thanks. Please post your experience using this product in this thread. “I’ve loved SkinCeuticals products for quite some time now and they haven’t let me down yet. This cleanser is designed for ageing skin that is prone to break-outs, and for all you lucky spotty ageing folks like me, it decongests pores, smoothes skin and leaves your face feeling squeaky clean.” Dominique McMullan, The Irish Times

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