Re: Anyone using Dr. Sy's flushing reduction regimen??

[Guest guest]

I'm not familiar with Dr. Sy's recommendations,

however, I take baby aspirin twice a day and it has

reduced the flushing quite a lot. For anyone who can

take aspirin safely, I suggest giving it a try.

--- Dennis & Galway dgalway@...>

wrote:

> I copied the suggested items ( tagamet, vitamin B6,

> childrens' aspirin, chlor-trimeton, tums ) but I

> have not tried it as yet. Has anyone made nay

> adjustments or additions which they ahev found to be

> more effective. Dr. Marjorie wondered if PepcidAC or

> Zantac might be better substitutes for the Tagamet.

>

> Lots of interesting discussion. it's too bad that

> all of our comments and reactions and thoughts and

> symtoms could not be fed into some huge computer and

> analayzed. It seems that the more that is known

> about rosacea in all its disguises and

> manifestations, the better the understanding and

> consequently, dare I say the word....... a cure.

>

> Take care

>

>

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[Guest guest]

I'm not familiar with Dr. Sy's recommendations,

however, I take baby aspirin twice a day and it has

reduced the flushing quite a lot. For anyone who can

take aspirin safely, I suggest giving it a try.

--- Dennis & Galway dgalway@...>

wrote:

> I copied the suggested items ( tagamet, vitamin B6,

> childrens' aspirin, chlor-trimeton, tums ) but I

> have not tried it as yet. Has anyone made nay

> adjustments or additions which they ahev found to be

> more effective. Dr. Marjorie wondered if PepcidAC or

> Zantac might be better substitutes for the Tagamet.

>

> Lots of interesting discussion. it's too bad that

> all of our comments and reactions and thoughts and

> symtoms could not be fed into some huge computer and

> analayzed. It seems that the more that is known

> about rosacea in all its disguises and

> manifestations, the better the understanding and

> consequently, dare I say the word....... a cure.

>

> Take care

>

>

>

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>

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[Guest guest]

I'm not familiar with Dr. Sy's recommendations,

however, I take baby aspirin twice a day and it has

reduced the flushing quite a lot. For anyone who can

take aspirin safely, I suggest giving it a try.

--- Dennis & Galway dgalway@...>

wrote:

> I copied the suggested items ( tagamet, vitamin B6,

> childrens' aspirin, chlor-trimeton, tums ) but I

> have not tried it as yet. Has anyone made nay

> adjustments or additions which they ahev found to be

> more effective. Dr. Marjorie wondered if PepcidAC or

> Zantac might be better substitutes for the Tagamet.

>

> Lots of interesting discussion. it's too bad that

> all of our comments and reactions and thoughts and

> symtoms could not be fed into some huge computer and

> analayzed. It seems that the more that is known

> about rosacea in all its disguises and

> manifestations, the better the understanding and

> consequently, dare I say the word....... a cure.

>

> Take care

>

>

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

>

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> See http://www.drnase.com for info on his recently

> published book.

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[Guest guest]

In my experience and judging by posts from people on here and AOL, if

you take aspirin once a day your facial redness will be reduced for a

few hours only to flush more later that day than you would if you

hadn't taken it. So I am wondering if the only options are taking

aspirin twice a day everyday, or not at all, and... if the rebound

flush alot of people get is a signal that aspirin progresses the

disease altogether.

> > I copied the suggested items ( tagamet, vitamin B6,

> > childrens' aspirin, chlor-trimeton, tums ) but I

> > have not tried it as yet. Has anyone made nay

> > adjustments or additions which they ahev found to be

> > more effective. Dr. Marjorie wondered if PepcidAC or

> > Zantac might be better substitutes for the Tagamet.

> >

> > Lots of interesting discussion. it's too bad that

> > all of our comments and reactions and thoughts and

> > symtoms could not be fed into some huge computer and

> > analayzed. It seems that the more that is known

> > about rosacea in all its disguises and

> > manifestations, the better the understanding and

> > consequently, dare I say the word....... a cure.

> >

> > Take care

> >

> >

> >

> > [Non-text portions of this message have been

> > removed]

> >

> >

> >

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[Guest guest]

In my experience and judging by posts from people on here and AOL, if

you take aspirin once a day your facial redness will be reduced for a

few hours only to flush more later that day than you would if you

hadn't taken it. So I am wondering if the only options are taking

aspirin twice a day everyday, or not at all, and... if the rebound

flush alot of people get is a signal that aspirin progresses the

disease altogether.

> > I copied the suggested items ( tagamet, vitamin B6,

> > childrens' aspirin, chlor-trimeton, tums ) but I

> > have not tried it as yet. Has anyone made nay

> > adjustments or additions which they ahev found to be

> > more effective. Dr. Marjorie wondered if PepcidAC or

> > Zantac might be better substitutes for the Tagamet.

> >

> > Lots of interesting discussion. it's too bad that

> > all of our comments and reactions and thoughts and

> > symtoms could not be fed into some huge computer and

> > analayzed. It seems that the more that is known

> > about rosacea in all its disguises and

> > manifestations, the better the understanding and

> > consequently, dare I say the word....... a cure.

> >

> > Take care

> >

> >

> >

> > [Non-text portions of this message have been

> > removed]

> >

> >

> >

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> > published book.

> >

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[Guest guest]

In my experience and judging by posts from people on here and AOL, if

you take aspirin once a day your facial redness will be reduced for a

few hours only to flush more later that day than you would if you

hadn't taken it. So I am wondering if the only options are taking

aspirin twice a day everyday, or not at all, and... if the rebound

flush alot of people get is a signal that aspirin progresses the

disease altogether.

> > I copied the suggested items ( tagamet, vitamin B6,

> > childrens' aspirin, chlor-trimeton, tums ) but I

> > have not tried it as yet. Has anyone made nay

> > adjustments or additions which they ahev found to be

> > more effective. Dr. Marjorie wondered if PepcidAC or

> > Zantac might be better substitutes for the Tagamet.

> >

> > Lots of interesting discussion. it's too bad that

> > all of our comments and reactions and thoughts and

> > symtoms could not be fed into some huge computer and

> > analayzed. It seems that the more that is known

> > about rosacea in all its disguises and

> > manifestations, the better the understanding and

> > consequently, dare I say the word....... a cure.

> >

> > Take care

> >

> >

> >

> > [Non-text portions of this message have been

> > removed]

> >

> >

> >

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> > published book.

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[Guest guest]

I haven't heard of rebound flushing off of aspirin.

Nor have I heard anything of aspirin progressing the

disease. However, with rosacea nothing surprises me. I

swear rosacea is a gremlin who has taken up residence

inside of us.

--- timmay21702 BookerT2511@...> wrote:

> In my experience and judging by posts from people on

> here and AOL, if

> you take aspirin once a day your facial redness will

> be reduced for a

> few hours only to flush more later that day than you

> would if you

> hadn't taken it. So I am wondering if the only

> options are taking

> aspirin twice a day everyday, or not at all, and...

> if the rebound

> flush alot of people get is a signal that aspirin

> progresses the

> disease altogether.

>

>

> > > I copied the suggested items ( tagamet, vitamin

> B6,

> > > childrens' aspirin, chlor-trimeton, tums ) but I

> > > have not tried it as yet. Has anyone made nay

> > > adjustments or additions which they ahev found

> to be

> > > more effective. Dr. Marjorie wondered if

> PepcidAC or

> > > Zantac might be better substitutes for the

> Tagamet.

> > >

> > > Lots of interesting discussion. it's too bad

> that

> > > all of our comments and reactions and thoughts

> and

> > > symtoms could not be fed into some huge computer

> and

> > > analayzed. It seems that the more that is known

> > > about rosacea in all its disguises and

> > > manifestations, the better the understanding and

> > > consequently, dare I say the word....... a cure.

>

> > >

> > > Take care

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > [Non-text portions of this message have been

> > > removed]

> > >

> > >

> > >

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> > >

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> recently

> > > published book.

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