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What are the tests for rosacea?

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None: Rosacea is usually a visual diagnosis, and diagnosed based on appearance. In rare cases a blood test (ANA) may be done to be sure it is not lupus (which can sometimes look like rosacea) or a skin biopsy can be done.

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Rosacea: Rosacea (ro-za-she-uh) is a chronic, inflammatory skin condition that affects adults. It causes redness in your face and produces small, red, pus-filled bumps or pustules.

Answered 1/4/2013

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