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Sat May 27, 2006 3:03 pm  |
| I've been wondering lately if I have roceasea. I think I am in denial, but the redness that won't go away, and now some capillaries, and some tiny pimples by my eye that don't pop, they just go away on their own. I thought the few pimples by my hair line and a couple by my eye were cystic, which I've never really had before until I started using dr. h, but have stopped now and the ones by my hairline are disapearing, so I don't know if thats coincidence or not. Do I need to go to the derm or just my family doctor. I was just considering that if I am in early stage I wanted to do what I could now. I have looked at pictures and I don't have the raised pimples in cluster like they have but I definately have the redness, and it comes and goes but 90 percent of the time I have it. Its not bright bright red as some I have seen but is red. And does anyone know what ruddiness means? Maybe I am trying to fix my ruddiness by addressing skin texture and tone and its something I cannot fix. My skin feels smooth, but it looks bumpy, and spotty . I'm getting pretty concerned about it. If anyone knows anything I'd appreciate it. Thanks |
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Sat May 27, 2006 5:36 pm |
| I would definitely get an accurate diagnosis so you will know which direction to take for treating the problem. |
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Sat May 27, 2006 6:11 pm |
| I agree with laine. You should get a derm to evaluate your skin. |
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Sat May 27, 2006 6:23 pm |
| I need to see my family doctor first though right? I have an appt. Wednesday so I'll ask then. |
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