Re: a flush without the red

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On Thursday, February 7, 2002, at 01:39 PM, bidget jones wrote:

>

> I used t find during summer my skin got a little better as I used to

> sweat (hmm well I prefer the term glow) and the redness just

> disappeared.

>

> I have read Dr Nase's book (somewhere around page 50) about how

> rosaceans can have a flush and not look red. Sometimes I have had

> burning, severe swelling, pain, papules just about every symtom of

> rosacea apart from the red although I can feel myself burning. I wonder

> if this means that surface veins are constricted whereas deeper veins

> are dilated.

>

> Doe anyone else suffer from having rosacea, but sometimes without the

> red?

>

> PS Not saying I don't go red, I probably could could make a tomato look

> pale when I am flushing or blushing normally.

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

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Excessive blushing, flushing and sweating forum >

http://www.bfsforum.com/

--

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http://www.rosaceadiet.com

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On Thursday, February 7, 2002, at 01:39 PM, bidget jones wrote:

>

> I used t find during summer my skin got a little better as I used to

> sweat (hmm well I prefer the term glow) and the redness just

> disappeared.

>

> I have read Dr Nase's book (somewhere around page 50) about how

> rosaceans can have a flush and not look red. Sometimes I have had

> burning, severe swelling, pain, papules just about every symtom of

> rosacea apart from the red although I can feel myself burning. I wonder

> if this means that surface veins are constricted whereas deeper veins

> are dilated.

>

> Doe anyone else suffer from having rosacea, but sometimes without the

> red?

>

> PS Not saying I don't go red, I probably could could make a tomato look

> pale when I am flushing or blushing normally.

>

>

>

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>

[Guest guest]

Yes.

a flush without the red

>

> I used t find during summer my skin got a little better as I used to sweat

(hmm well I prefer the term glow) and the redness just disappeared.

>

> I have read Dr Nase's book (somewhere around page 50) about how rosaceans

can have a flush and not look red. Sometimes I have had burning, severe

swelling, pain, papules just about every symtom of rosacea apart from the

red although I can feel myself burning. I wonder if this means that surface

veins are constricted whereas deeper veins are dilated.

>

> Doe anyone else suffer from having rosacea, but sometimes without the red?

>

> PS Not saying I don't go red, I probably could could make a tomato look

pale when I am flushing or blushing normally.

>

>

>

> ---------------------------------

>

[Guest guest]

Yes.

a flush without the red

>

> I used t find during summer my skin got a little better as I used to sweat

(hmm well I prefer the term glow) and the redness just disappeared.

>

> I have read Dr Nase's book (somewhere around page 50) about how rosaceans

can have a flush and not look red. Sometimes I have had burning, severe

swelling, pain, papules just about every symtom of rosacea apart from the

red although I can feel myself burning. I wonder if this means that surface

veins are constricted whereas deeper veins are dilated.

>

> Doe anyone else suffer from having rosacea, but sometimes without the red?

>

> PS Not saying I don't go red, I probably could could make a tomato look

pale when I am flushing or blushing normally.

>

>

>

> ---------------------------------

>

[Guest guest]

Yes.

a flush without the red

>

> I used t find during summer my skin got a little better as I used to sweat

(hmm well I prefer the term glow) and the redness just disappeared.

>

> I have read Dr Nase's book (somewhere around page 50) about how rosaceans

can have a flush and not look red. Sometimes I have had burning, severe

swelling, pain, papules just about every symtom of rosacea apart from the

red although I can feel myself burning. I wonder if this means that surface

veins are constricted whereas deeper veins are dilated.

>

> Doe anyone else suffer from having rosacea, but sometimes without the red?

>

> PS Not saying I don't go red, I probably could could make a tomato look

pale when I am flushing or blushing normally.

>

>

>

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