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Ocular Rosacea Treatment

Information, Recommendations & Daily Treatment

Ocular Rosacea affects around 60% of people with cutaneous rosacea (rosacea of the skin).

The ocular manifestations of rosacea are usually non-specific, with many patients not presenting for treatment of their ocular rosacea with the belief that the burning, stinging, watering, itching and burning they are experiencing are due to allergies.

Misdiagnosis and delayed treatment of ocular rosacea are therefore quite commonplace.

Where there is burning or stinging of the eyes or sensitivity to light, visible broken capillaries on the eyelid, persistent conjunctivits and redness around the eyes, evaluation for ocular rosacea treatment is warranted.

The symptoms presenting for ocular rosacea treatment include:

• dry eyes or eyes which feel sandy or invaded by a foreign body;
• inflamed or dry/flaking eyelids;
• eyelash loss;
• inflammation of the eye-whites;
• inflammation of the iris;
• visual dysfunction

The Rosacea Treatment Clinic provides two products specifically developed to aid in the treatment of ocular rosacea: Ocular Roscea Conditioning Cleanser and Ocular Rosacea Soothing Serum.

Early ocular rosacea treatment is worthwhile as it may occur before cutaneous forms. It has been claimed that children experiencing frequent styes are more prone to requiring ocular rosacea treatment.

Ocular Rosacea Daily Care Recommendations;
A lengthy article about ocular rosacea written by J Bradley Randleman, MD, Assistant Professor, Department of Ophthalmology, Cornea, External Disease, and Refractive Surgery Section, Emory University School of Medicine.
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