Rosacea Flushing
Rosacea-Ltd Examines Alcohol Induced flushing
Alcohol induced rosacea flushing is caused by a number of factors. All alcohol is fermented, but because beer and wines are not further distilled, they can cause allergy redness for many rosacea sufferers. Alcohol is a diuretic which pushes water out of the body cells. In this state of "dehydration," the body is prone to flushing. Alcohol is a concentrated source of calories and is metabolized very quickly. This causes the blood vessels to dilate causing redness.
If you chose to drink alcohol at social functions or to relax, here are some recommendations to minimize the flushing effect:
Although these recommendations can help to minimize flushing, still the best thought is "not to drink any type of alcohol." Even though alcohol sedates, it can prevent a good night sleep as the alcohol stimulates the brain.
Each of the following items below is part of a complex interaction of several systems. YOU MAY CLICK ON THEIR LINKS BELOW FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THESE SYSTEMS:
Systemic flushing | Sugar/carbohydrate flushing | Steroid flushing | Exercise flushing | Cigarette flushing | Adrenaline flushing | Shower/bath flushing | Exfoliant-related flushing | Cold weather flushing | Food allergy flushing | Pollen/contact flushing | Asthma flushing
