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In a message dated 07/12/2002 11:03:16 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

rosacea-support writes:

<< Have any of you used the Rx drug Nicomide? M >>

Yes I have been using it and I think it really helps me. I have never been

on antibiotics and never get postules and rarely will get a red bump.

Elena

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In a message dated 07/12/2002 11:03:16 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

rosacea-support writes:

<< Have any of you used the Rx drug Nicomide? M >>

Yes I have been using it and I think it really helps me. I have never been

on antibiotics and never get postules and rarely will get a red bump.

Elena

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In a message dated 07/12/2002 11:03:16 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

rosacea-support writes:

<< Have any of you used the Rx drug Nicomide? M >>

Yes I have been using it and I think it really helps me. I have never been

on antibiotics and never get postules and rarely will get a red bump.

Elena

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In a message dated 07/12/2002 11:03:16 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

rosacea-support writes:

<< Have any of you used the Rx drug Nicomide? M >>

Yes I have been using it and I think it really helps me. I have never been

on antibiotics and never get postules and rarely will get a red bump.

Elena

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Elena, did u get pustules or papules before u tried

Nicomide?

//Kajsa.

> << Have any of you used the Rx drug Nicomide? M >>

>

> Yes I have been using it and I think it really helps

> me. I have never been

> on antibiotics and never get postules and rarely

> will get a red bump.

> Elena

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Elena, did u get pustules or papules before u tried

Nicomide?

//Kajsa.

> << Have any of you used the Rx drug Nicomide? M >>

>

> Yes I have been using it and I think it really helps

> me. I have never been

> on antibiotics and never get postules and rarely

> will get a red bump.

> Elena

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Gratis e-mail resten av livet på www.yahoo.se/mail

Busenkelt!

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Elena, did u get pustules or papules before u tried

Nicomide?

//Kajsa.

> << Have any of you used the Rx drug Nicomide? M >>

>

> Yes I have been using it and I think it really helps

> me. I have never been

> on antibiotics and never get postules and rarely

> will get a red bump.

> Elena

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Gratis e-mail resten av livet på www.yahoo.se/mail

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Elena, did u get pustules or papules before u tried

Nicomide?

//Kajsa.

> << Have any of you used the Rx drug Nicomide? M >>

>

> Yes I have been using it and I think it really helps

> me. I have never been

> on antibiotics and never get postules and rarely

> will get a red bump.

> Elena

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Gratis e-mail resten av livet på www.yahoo.se/mail

Busenkelt!

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Gale,

Thanks for the ideas. I will pursue the work-related ones. I just can't figure

out what else it could be. I wear the exact same makeup on the weekends, and

follow the exact same cleansing routine. So it has to be in the office.

Silvia

Date: Fri, 12 Jul 2002 16:40:45 -0700 (PDT)

Subject: Re: Blepharitis

Hi Silvia,

I'm a bit behind reading email. I have blepharitis too and had

problems when I was working, but I was around the printing facility (with all

their chemicals and dust from papers), plus the library area. Those

things definitely irritated my eyes. My company had problems with

various molds, and if you have any allergies to grass/trees/airborne things

like that, it will affect your eyes. It might even be some product the

cleaning crew uses. Do they clean every day or is it worse right after

they clean your offices? My firm had molds in the wall and stuff like

that, but it was never proved successfully. There are some additional

tests an allergist (environmental specialties are out there) can run if

you think it might be something like that. One girl developed asthma

at 25 from some weird unusual mold, she had to change jobs.

I also found that mine were reacting to some of my makeup products, so

now don't use eye shadows, liners, or mascara. I am using Sy's

products now with pretty good success, and when I changed over I

discovered that some of the eye problems must have been associated with my

other foundation/cleanser. Do you wear much makeup on weekends?

If you take any medications that are drying - like pain meds, muscle

relaxants, there are a lot of meds that are drying to skin and eyes. I

have had to increase my dosage of some of these and that made my eyes

worse, along with the dryness of summer.

Just some areas to think about.....mine has now progressed to more

scaling around base of eyelashes, but I haven't found an eyelid scrub that

I can tolerate. Warm washcloth on eyes does loosen the dried stuff.

Silvia Ceravolo wrote:

This week an opthamologist diagnosed my chronic red eyes/eyelids as

blepharitis. My rosacea is very mild lately, so the eye problem is the

only one I'm having. The strange this is, it seems to have a trigger, like

a flushing trigger. Something at work is making my eyes/eyelids turn

red. My voice also gets hoarse, so I'm guessing it's some kind of

irritant. On the weekends, no hoarse throat, and my eyes are practically

clear.

Has anyone else had blepharitis that flares in response to something in

the environment? Also, the opto noticed that I don't have any of the

scaliness commonly associated with blepharitis, so I don't have an

eyelid-cleaning regimen, just steroid/antibiotic cream and warm compresses. I

work in an office, but it's an old building, so the facilities people

are trying to figure out what's going on in my office!

Silvia

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Gale,

Thanks for the ideas. I will pursue the work-related ones. I just can't figure

out what else it could be. I wear the exact same makeup on the weekends, and

follow the exact same cleansing routine. So it has to be in the office.

Silvia

Date: Fri, 12 Jul 2002 16:40:45 -0700 (PDT)

Subject: Re: Blepharitis

Hi Silvia,

I'm a bit behind reading email. I have blepharitis too and had

problems when I was working, but I was around the printing facility (with all

their chemicals and dust from papers), plus the library area. Those

things definitely irritated my eyes. My company had problems with

various molds, and if you have any allergies to grass/trees/airborne things

like that, it will affect your eyes. It might even be some product the

cleaning crew uses. Do they clean every day or is it worse right after

they clean your offices? My firm had molds in the wall and stuff like

that, but it was never proved successfully. There are some additional

tests an allergist (environmental specialties are out there) can run if

you think it might be something like that. One girl developed asthma

at 25 from some weird unusual mold, she had to change jobs.

I also found that mine were reacting to some of my makeup products, so

now don't use eye shadows, liners, or mascara. I am using Sy's

products now with pretty good success, and when I changed over I

discovered that some of the eye problems must have been associated with my

other foundation/cleanser. Do you wear much makeup on weekends?

If you take any medications that are drying - like pain meds, muscle

relaxants, there are a lot of meds that are drying to skin and eyes. I

have had to increase my dosage of some of these and that made my eyes

worse, along with the dryness of summer.

Just some areas to think about.....mine has now progressed to more

scaling around base of eyelashes, but I haven't found an eyelid scrub that

I can tolerate. Warm washcloth on eyes does loosen the dried stuff.

Silvia Ceravolo wrote:

This week an opthamologist diagnosed my chronic red eyes/eyelids as

blepharitis. My rosacea is very mild lately, so the eye problem is the

only one I'm having. The strange this is, it seems to have a trigger, like

a flushing trigger. Something at work is making my eyes/eyelids turn

red. My voice also gets hoarse, so I'm guessing it's some kind of

irritant. On the weekends, no hoarse throat, and my eyes are practically

clear.

Has anyone else had blepharitis that flares in response to something in

the environment? Also, the opto noticed that I don't have any of the

scaliness commonly associated with blepharitis, so I don't have an

eyelid-cleaning regimen, just steroid/antibiotic cream and warm compresses. I

work in an office, but it's an old building, so the facilities people

are trying to figure out what's going on in my office!

Silvia

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Gale,

Thanks for the ideas. I will pursue the work-related ones. I just can't figure

out what else it could be. I wear the exact same makeup on the weekends, and

follow the exact same cleansing routine. So it has to be in the office.

Silvia

Date: Fri, 12 Jul 2002 16:40:45 -0700 (PDT)

Subject: Re: Blepharitis

Hi Silvia,

I'm a bit behind reading email. I have blepharitis too and had

problems when I was working, but I was around the printing facility (with all

their chemicals and dust from papers), plus the library area. Those

things definitely irritated my eyes. My company had problems with

various molds, and if you have any allergies to grass/trees/airborne things

like that, it will affect your eyes. It might even be some product the

cleaning crew uses. Do they clean every day or is it worse right after

they clean your offices? My firm had molds in the wall and stuff like

that, but it was never proved successfully. There are some additional

tests an allergist (environmental specialties are out there) can run if

you think it might be something like that. One girl developed asthma

at 25 from some weird unusual mold, she had to change jobs.

I also found that mine were reacting to some of my makeup products, so

now don't use eye shadows, liners, or mascara. I am using Sy's

products now with pretty good success, and when I changed over I

discovered that some of the eye problems must have been associated with my

other foundation/cleanser. Do you wear much makeup on weekends?

If you take any medications that are drying - like pain meds, muscle

relaxants, there are a lot of meds that are drying to skin and eyes. I

have had to increase my dosage of some of these and that made my eyes

worse, along with the dryness of summer.

Just some areas to think about.....mine has now progressed to more

scaling around base of eyelashes, but I haven't found an eyelid scrub that

I can tolerate. Warm washcloth on eyes does loosen the dried stuff.

Silvia Ceravolo wrote:

This week an opthamologist diagnosed my chronic red eyes/eyelids as

blepharitis. My rosacea is very mild lately, so the eye problem is the

only one I'm having. The strange this is, it seems to have a trigger, like

a flushing trigger. Something at work is making my eyes/eyelids turn

red. My voice also gets hoarse, so I'm guessing it's some kind of

irritant. On the weekends, no hoarse throat, and my eyes are practically

clear.

Has anyone else had blepharitis that flares in response to something in

the environment? Also, the opto noticed that I don't have any of the

scaliness commonly associated with blepharitis, so I don't have an

eyelid-cleaning regimen, just steroid/antibiotic cream and warm compresses. I

work in an office, but it's an old building, so the facilities people

are trying to figure out what's going on in my office!

Silvia

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Gale,

Thanks for the ideas. I will pursue the work-related ones. I just can't figure

out what else it could be. I wear the exact same makeup on the weekends, and

follow the exact same cleansing routine. So it has to be in the office.

Silvia

Date: Fri, 12 Jul 2002 16:40:45 -0700 (PDT)

Subject: Re: Blepharitis

Hi Silvia,

I'm a bit behind reading email. I have blepharitis too and had

problems when I was working, but I was around the printing facility (with all

their chemicals and dust from papers), plus the library area. Those

things definitely irritated my eyes. My company had problems with

various molds, and if you have any allergies to grass/trees/airborne things

like that, it will affect your eyes. It might even be some product the

cleaning crew uses. Do they clean every day or is it worse right after

they clean your offices? My firm had molds in the wall and stuff like

that, but it was never proved successfully. There are some additional

tests an allergist (environmental specialties are out there) can run if

you think it might be something like that. One girl developed asthma

at 25 from some weird unusual mold, she had to change jobs.

I also found that mine were reacting to some of my makeup products, so

now don't use eye shadows, liners, or mascara. I am using Sy's

products now with pretty good success, and when I changed over I

discovered that some of the eye problems must have been associated with my

other foundation/cleanser. Do you wear much makeup on weekends?

If you take any medications that are drying - like pain meds, muscle

relaxants, there are a lot of meds that are drying to skin and eyes. I

have had to increase my dosage of some of these and that made my eyes

worse, along with the dryness of summer.

Just some areas to think about.....mine has now progressed to more

scaling around base of eyelashes, but I haven't found an eyelid scrub that

I can tolerate. Warm washcloth on eyes does loosen the dried stuff.

Silvia Ceravolo wrote:

This week an opthamologist diagnosed my chronic red eyes/eyelids as

blepharitis. My rosacea is very mild lately, so the eye problem is the

only one I'm having. The strange this is, it seems to have a trigger, like

a flushing trigger. Something at work is making my eyes/eyelids turn

red. My voice also gets hoarse, so I'm guessing it's some kind of

irritant. On the weekends, no hoarse throat, and my eyes are practically

clear.

Has anyone else had blepharitis that flares in response to something in

the environment? Also, the opto noticed that I don't have any of the

scaliness commonly associated with blepharitis, so I don't have an

eyelid-cleaning regimen, just steroid/antibiotic cream and warm compresses. I

work in an office, but it's an old building, so the facilities people

are trying to figure out what's going on in my office!

Silvia

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