Blepharitis-Rosacea

Blepharorosacy (symptomatic rosacea-blefarilus) is a combination of blepharitis and rashes affecting the nose, cheeks and lips. This condition is sometimes called “Eeyore syndrome” or “facial chickenpox.” First of all, it occurs in those patients whose food allergies are present simultaneously with other forms of allergies, which further aggravates the situation. In this article we will talk about blepharitis-rosacea, the symptoms of this disease and its treatment. If you are looking for ways to improve your skin, Blephar Roses may be a great option.

Blepharolysis This syndrome refers to swelling of the border of the lips, swelling and red rashes on the skin of the face, decreased sensitivity and changes in eyelash growth. All these symptoms occur against the background of a blepharrhosic condition of the eyes, and they are often accompanied by conjunctivitis.

Description The external manifestations of this condition depend on the degree of activity of the allergic reaction. In some cases, the skin turns red and swelling appears. A pustular rash may appear on the human body, which spreads to the chin, cheeks, and wings of the nose. Cheilitis also often occurs - their characteristic symptom is redness of the lips.

Causes of development The cause of blepharorosacosis is infection. In 95% of cases the infection is bacterial