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Anyone have a good treatment for acne rosacea?
#1
My uncle said sulfacetamide helped with his. I was wondering if sulfur itself would be as good or better. Is the sulfur in a medicine potentiated or augmented to work better than the real thing?
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#2
diluted peppermint oil can be highly effective.
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#3
sulfacetamide is a antibiotic and you really should have a dr or pharmacist check for contraindications for/with the cocktails of meds you may or may not already be taking
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#4
I know of no clinically validated treatment for formal rosacea with known mode of action.

I am a rosacea sufferer, developed almost overnight a few years ago.

There are a few creams that can help in some cases, but how they work is a mystery.

If you have acne, there are many other treatment options.
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#5
billb wrote:
sulfacetamide is a antibiotic and you really should have a dr or pharmacist check for contraindications for/with the cocktails of meds you may or may not already be taking

I always have my pharmacist do this. He has a computer program that spots contraindications and knows a lot more than my doctor.
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#6
I've had it for 50 years. Many, many suggestions tried over the years (dietary and medication) but nothing really works so have now accepted that a red nose is me.

Paul
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voodoopenguin wrote:
I've had it for 50 years. Many, many suggestions tried over the years (dietary and medication) but nothing really works so have now accepted that a red nose is me.

Paul

I thought it was from all the pub drinking the Brits do :drink: Smile-D
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voodoopenguin wrote:
I've had it for 50 years. Many, many suggestions tried over the years (dietary and medication) but nothing really works so have now accepted that a red nose is me.

Paul

Mine is different than yours. I can envision how medicine wouldn't work on yours. Mine is like acne and some thinks will eliminate it but it comes back.
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#9
....met a girl named Rosacea once......couldn't seem to.............
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I reject your reality and substitute my own!
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#10
Diluted tea tree oil works well for some people
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