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I don't drink often because i turn bright red. is there a medicine to counteract the redness?
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Rosacea: Alcohol is a common trigger for the flushing that is the hallmark of rosacea. Certain prescription medications, such as low-dose doxycycline, may reduce the flushing somewhat, but the only sure way to avoid alcohol-induced flushing is to avoid drinking alcohol.
Answered 5/4/2012
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