noritate and barrier repair

[Guest guest]

, Noritate has no direct impact on the skin's protective

barrier, and I can't verify that it's the appropriate treatment for

steroid-induced rosacea.

You seem like a wonderful lady and I remember carefully reading your

posts when I first joined the group, trying to help. I just don't

have a good sense what's going on with your skin to advise you in any

manner. This is my limitation, not yours. I'm sorry.

Marjorie

Marjorie Lazoff, MD

> Hi

> I was just consulting Dr. Nase's book and he seems to indicate that

Noritate is a good anti-inflammatory to help those who have developed

rosacea through steroid overuse.

> So I am here wondering if I should restart my Noritate if it will

help to re-establish my skin's barrier. At least 2 other derms ( one

who later treated me for rosacea ) first said that I had my skin

damaged through skin care etc. She prescribed Cetaphil lotion

cleanser and Mositurel.

>

> I look forward to getting your thoughts about Noritate and the

skin's barrier function.

>

> Regards

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

, Noritate has no direct impact on the skin's protective

barrier, and I can't verify that it's the appropriate treatment for

steroid-induced rosacea.

You seem like a wonderful lady and I remember carefully reading your

posts when I first joined the group, trying to help. I just don't

have a good sense what's going on with your skin to advise you in any

manner. This is my limitation, not yours. I'm sorry.

Marjorie

Marjorie Lazoff, MD

> Hi

> I was just consulting Dr. Nase's book and he seems to indicate that

Noritate is a good anti-inflammatory to help those who have developed

rosacea through steroid overuse.

> So I am here wondering if I should restart my Noritate if it will

help to re-establish my skin's barrier. At least 2 other derms ( one

who later treated me for rosacea ) first said that I had my skin

damaged through skin care etc. She prescribed Cetaphil lotion

cleanser and Mositurel.

>

> I look forward to getting your thoughts about Noritate and the

skin's barrier function.

>

> Regards

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

, Noritate has no direct impact on the skin's protective

barrier, and I can't verify that it's the appropriate treatment for

steroid-induced rosacea.

You seem like a wonderful lady and I remember carefully reading your

posts when I first joined the group, trying to help. I just don't

have a good sense what's going on with your skin to advise you in any

manner. This is my limitation, not yours. I'm sorry.

Marjorie

Marjorie Lazoff, MD

> Hi

> I was just consulting Dr. Nase's book and he seems to indicate that

Noritate is a good anti-inflammatory to help those who have developed

rosacea through steroid overuse.

> So I am here wondering if I should restart my Noritate if it will

help to re-establish my skin's barrier. At least 2 other derms ( one

who later treated me for rosacea ) first said that I had my skin

damaged through skin care etc. She prescribed Cetaphil lotion

cleanser and Mositurel.

>

> I look forward to getting your thoughts about Noritate and the

skin's barrier function.

>

> Regards

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

, Noritate has no direct impact on the skin's protective

barrier, and I can't verify that it's the appropriate treatment for

steroid-induced rosacea.

You seem like a wonderful lady and I remember carefully reading your

posts when I first joined the group, trying to help. I just don't

have a good sense what's going on with your skin to advise you in any

manner. This is my limitation, not yours. I'm sorry.

Marjorie

Marjorie Lazoff, MD

> Hi

> I was just consulting Dr. Nase's book and he seems to indicate that

Noritate is a good anti-inflammatory to help those who have developed

rosacea through steroid overuse.

> So I am here wondering if I should restart my Noritate if it will

help to re-establish my skin's barrier. At least 2 other derms ( one

who later treated me for rosacea ) first said that I had my skin

damaged through skin care etc. She prescribed Cetaphil lotion

cleanser and Mositurel.

>

> I look forward to getting your thoughts about Noritate and the

skin's barrier function.

>

> Regards

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

> You seem like a wonderful lady <

Thanks, I am. LOL but without wonderful skin. And being a bit of a

perfectionist and vain as well does not help.

> I just don't have a good sense what's going on with your skin to advise

you in any manner. This is my limitation, not yours. I'm sorry <

Oh, Majorie, not need to apologize. You are only an ER physician and not an

expert in dermatology. I have seen about 15 derms in all. I have gotten

diagnosis from no rosacea, pre-rosacea, rosacea, to just a highly irritated

skin from skincare abuse.

Most days I don't even have a sense ( yet alone a good sense of what is

going on with my skin. As Dr. Sy says dermatology is a visual thing. I do

however trust and respect the opinions of dr. Nase eventhough he is not a

medical doctor. I am becoming more and more convinced that perhaps a cure

for rosacea will not be from the medical field but from the work of fellow

rosaceans who also have indepth knowledge of the vascular system.

I will continue to post however as I feel that we have much to learn from

each other and every bit is helpful .

All the best

[Guest guest]

> You seem like a wonderful lady <

Thanks, I am. LOL but without wonderful skin. And being a bit of a

perfectionist and vain as well does not help.

> I just don't have a good sense what's going on with your skin to advise

you in any manner. This is my limitation, not yours. I'm sorry <

Oh, Majorie, not need to apologize. You are only an ER physician and not an

expert in dermatology. I have seen about 15 derms in all. I have gotten

diagnosis from no rosacea, pre-rosacea, rosacea, to just a highly irritated

skin from skincare abuse.

Most days I don't even have a sense ( yet alone a good sense of what is

going on with my skin. As Dr. Sy says dermatology is a visual thing. I do

however trust and respect the opinions of dr. Nase eventhough he is not a

medical doctor. I am becoming more and more convinced that perhaps a cure

for rosacea will not be from the medical field but from the work of fellow

rosaceans who also have indepth knowledge of the vascular system.

I will continue to post however as I feel that we have much to learn from

each other and every bit is helpful .

All the best