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Unusual redness and bumps on skin? Here are the significant things you need to know.

About

A very common skin condition that causes redness and pus-filled bumps on the face.

Over 20% of the people with acne rosacea develop ocular rosacea, a form of rosacea that affects the eye.

Usually self treatable
Can be found in both men and women
Most common among people with fair skin
Indicates a chronic condition

It appears in young adulthood with signs of redness in the face and later aggravates during middle age. There is no permanent cure for this condition; however, there are treatments to prevent the condition from becoming worse and spreading across the whole body.

Ages Affected: It can happen to anyone but occurs most commonly among people who are thirty or older.

Symptoms:

Self-Diagnosable
Symptoms include flushing of face and formation of papules, pistulus, and nodules in the skin.

People may experience

Redness of skin in affected areas
Formation of pimples with pus and rashes
Presence of dilated blood vessels
Small lumps and thickening of the skin

Treatment

Self-Care: Avoid exposure to excessive heat or direct exposure to the sun. It is advisable to stop consuming alcohol.

Medication: Topical creams, ointments, and gels can be used as advised by your doctor.

Specialist: It is important to consult a dermatologist in case your acne rosacea is prolonged or worsened.
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