Telengecstasias on face - are these Sjogrens related Rosacea perhaps?

[cccourt1942]

Tharrell: it's been over 15 years since I had my last rosacea.  Don't recall the Rx--but you aren't interested in that.  I remember this as I carried a small tube of this stuff for YEARS.  He told me Eucerin cream. (OTC) He was adamant about not always using the ..whatever the Rx cream was.  I am quite fair.  The Eucerin (so you will know why I remember it so well) calmed my face..and I put it on during the day if I didn't like how it looked or felt.  I would put just a little bit.  To me--that was the real treatment for the Rosacea.  Over the years as one friend or another had it, I would tell them about Eucerin.  Due to psoriasis, I use Cetaphil in almost every crevice of my body and as much surface as I can cover/reach.   When I have a stubborn dry spot, I turn to the Eucerin!

Hope it can help you.
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[MAT51]

Thanks very much for this. I can get Eucerin cream over the counter here in UK so will try it and see.

[Nymph]

I flush and have a few Telengecstasias due to mast cell activation disorder (MCAD). If I stabilize them with antihistamines and quercetin, and avoid triggers and overheating, I am usually okay.