Rosacea; how long does a typical rosacea outbreak last for ?

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Question by Jordan V: how long does a typical rosacea outbreak last for ?
i have minor rosacea not bad enough to be on medication . but sometimes it will get worse like it is right now and it becomes very itchy and stings a little. it rarely gets to the point of itching but when it does it eventually goes away i just cant remember how long this usually takes for it to stop itching . should i apply moisturizer will that help ?

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Answer by Morpheus
Hummm – itching should stop within 12 to 16 hours… then the area has to withdraw the fluid in the tissue… 2 or 3 days for that. Nothing ever seems to help – cool damp cloth.

Can you get a little Prednisone? Take it at the first sign of the outbreak?

You might try Witch Hazel – wet a cloth or paper towel and pat it on the area.

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Dealing with Adult Acne; What’s the difference between having acne and just having typical teenage skin?

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Question by teeg: What’s the difference between having acne and just having typical teenage skin?
Where’s the line between actually having acne, as a condition, or just having typical teenage skin with a few spots? How bad does it have to look before you’re considered to have acne? How do you “diagnose” acne?

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Answer by Allie
I was told that If you have 11 or more active pimples at a time a doctor would consider it acne.

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