Rosacea is a disease that affects the faces of its sufferers.
It is defined as a disease that leads to the reddening of the face and the formation of outgrowths on the face.
The disease is caused by the dilation of blood vessels that are behind the surface of the facial skin.
In the past, out of ignorance, the disease was thought to be one suffered only by alcoholics, because it is so common among people who take alcohol.
It has been noted that taking alcohol has an effect on the condition but it is not the cause.
It only causes the disease to flare up.
Treating Rosacea can be done by avoiding such stimulating factors.
There are many other things that can lead to flare ups.
Different things cause flare ups in different people.
The fact that Mr.
A did this and it lead to the stimulation of the stir ups does not mean that that will also cause Mr.
B's situation to be worsened.
There are some particular factors that affect every sufferer, and they are alcohol and exposure to hot (sunlight) and cold weather.
Other factors that can lead to flare ups are: Intake of caffeine, eating very spicy foods and most frequently getting stressed up.
Because of there are various triggering factors for different people, you are advised to keep record of all the foods you eat, all the things you do and how they affect your situation.
With this you would have identified the factors that can trigger your flare ups and you'll be able to avoid them.
Your general diet is very important here.
Your body requires moisture, and foods that contain plenty of Vitamins E and C will do just that.
These vitamins are available in green vegetables and in fruits.