Acne Rosacea Treatment



Posted: Monday, October 04, 2010

by Pierre Coudert
http://www.solutacne.com

It is obvious when you talk to doctors that they do not know what makes some people more susceptible to Acne Rosacea than others. What we do know is that having a light complexion and being 35 to 50 years of age are risk factors.

How efficient is an allopathic Acne treatment?

There are numerous acne rosacea treatment options, but the efficiency of one given treatment may differ from patient to patient. It is easy to understand why once you know that none of these treatment options has undergone clinical trials. Those trials would take years anyway, and in the meanwhile patients are left to fend for themselves and hope to get lucky in their choice of a cure.

If you opt for a medical solution, we advise you to go and see a specialist. He has the diagnosis tools and knowledge to help you choose the treatment most likely to work for you. Acne Rosacea treatment is mostly done using antibiotics. Among them, Retin A and Metrogel are the most widely use because of their anti-inflammatory effect.

The Ultimate Acne Rosacea Treatment

Grains such as barley provide another treatment option in the form of Azelaic acid. This solution is doubly interesting: it soothes inflammation and does not make bacteria resistant, as antibiotics tend to do.

Traditional plant medication has always shown interesting results in terms of treatment, but we still lack the rigorous scientific research which would enable us to develop a definite natural protocol. However, it is interesting to know that tea-tree essential oil, aloe vera and apple-cider vinegar have been said to have outstanding effects.

B-complex vitamins are also sometimes efficient, but have been known to make the condition worse in some cases, so please use with caution.

In Europe, fans of herbal remedies use dandelion and burdock root tincture. The treatment is long and strenuous, but it often works.

Do not forget that sunlight is believed to worsen this skin condition, as it does many other skin diseases, so do not expose yourself unnecessarily to the sun.

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