Rash Near Nose, Blotchy Skin On Eating Something Hot. Using Steroidal Cream. Permanent Cure?
Since I moved to XXXXX over a year ago,I ve noticed a rash next to my nose which comes and goes. I saw a doctor Who gave me steroidal cream which seam to help,but for only a short time.ive varied my diets to see if there is a Comin denominator ( none) I stopped drinking hot coffee and gone to frappichinos and it seemed to go away, this morning I had hot coffee and my nose area started to tighten up and get blotchy and for dinner I had hot chili and that set it off , it got really tight and blotchy -- any ideas ? other then that I am in fantastic shape and I eat Healthy
Your clinical observations are very astute if i may say so & would help any dermatologist pinpoint the diagnosis.
I may be wrong as this is only an online portal & for best results, you need to visit your dermatologist on the ground; But, your condition seems to be what we call AcneRosacea or plain Rosacea.
This will need visual confirmation & as such, feel free to upload clear digital photos on this site.
Do ensure you use a sunscreen from dawn till dusk, avoid hot & spicy foods eg hot tea etc & UV light in general. Do try to use a topical antibiotic cream called metronidazole evenings & it just might get rid of your problem. Good Luck!
Dr Praveen Rodrigues MD
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Rash Near Nose, Blotchy Skin On Eating Something Hot. Using Steroidal Cream. Permanent Cure?
Hi there Jeneric. Your clinical observations are very astute if i may say so & would help any dermatologist pinpoint the diagnosis. I may be wrong as this is only an online portal & for best results, you need to visit your dermatologist on the ground; But, your condition seems to be what we call Acne Rosacea or plain Rosacea. This will need visual confirmation & as such, feel free to upload clear digital photos on this site. Do ensure you use a sunscreen from dawn till dusk, avoid hot & spicy foods eg hot tea etc & UV light in general. Do try to use a topical antibiotic cream called metronidazole evenings & it just might get rid of your problem. Good Luck! Dr Praveen Rodrigues MD