Rosacea: A manageable condition

Article Abstract:

Rosacea is an inflammatory skin condition characterized by chronic redness and irritation of the face, where skin may become overly sensitive, and it most often affects fair-skinned adults between the ages of 30 and 60. In many cases, doctors initially prescribe both oral and topical antibiotics to lessen symptoms, followed by long-term use of a topical antibiotic alone to maintain remission, and treatments such as laser surgery reduce the visibility of blood vessels and remove tissue buildup around the nose.

Risk factors, Acne rosacea

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Diverticular disease: The importance of getting enough fiber

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Diverticular disease is resulted from refined foods and low intake of fibers, where several small bulging pouches are found along the colon wall. Weak spots in the colon wall, aging and too little dietary fiber are the main factors that contribute to the development of diverticula and it can be treated with proper diagnosis, oral antibiotics and proper diet.

Diagnosis, Diverticulitis

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Anal and rectal problems: Set aside embarrassment, seek medical care

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An individual might not be comfortable to discuss with the doctor the problem of loss of bowel control, which is one of many disorders that can involve the last portion of the digestive system, the rectum and anus. It is advised that the patient should seek the doctor, who may prescribe antibiotics or sometimes corticosteroids.

Corticosteroids, Gastrointestinal diseases, Colorectal diseases, Intestinal diseases, Corticosteroid drugs

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