I have acne rosacea..as per dr it is steroid induced...I have mild redness on my right cheek and nose and i occassionally get pus pimples on my chin...my skin becomes dull after this condition...how to cure it?
How long have you been experiencing acne rosacea?:
- More than 6 monthsWhat triggers your flare-ups?:
- Weather changesHow would you describe your skin type?:
- Combination
-You have steroid-induced rosacea. This means your skin became sensitive after using steroid creams. That’s why you have mild redness and sometimes pus pimples. It is not dangerous, but it needs gentle care and proper treatment. Avoid using steroid creams again. Use the prescribed creams regularly, keep your skincare simple, use sunscreen daily, and avoid triggers like extreme weather. It usually improves in a few weeks, but full control may take a few months. -Diagnosis: Mukhadushika (Pitta-Rakta dominant, steroid-induced rosacea) -Internal Medicines: 1)Tab. Gandhak Rasayan – 1 tab BD after food 2)Tab. Khadirarishta – 15 ml + equal water BD after food 3)Tab. Avipattikar Churna – 1 tsp HS with warm water -External Application: Apply Kumkumadi taila (thin layer) at night OR Chandan + Usheera + Lodhra lepa once daily (mild, non-irritating) -Diet Advice (Pathya): Avoid spicy, sour, fermented, fried food Avoid excessive sun exposure Take warm water, include ghee in diet Avoid stress & late nights -Follow up: 15 days
Steroid-induced rosacea makes skin very sensitive. It can be controlled, but needs time. Do this Do not use steroid cream again Use mild face wash Apply light moisturizer Use sunscreen daily Avoid Sun heat Spicy food Very hot water Scrubs and harsh products Simple natural support: Apply pure aloe vera gel at night Drink coriander seed water If redness or pus pimples increase, see dermatologist.
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