There is no definitive test that will tell you whether or not you have the condition. Therefore, when diagnosing rosacea, doctors rely on two things. The first is an examination of your skin and eyes. The second is an interview with you, during which your doctor will ask you about your symptoms and how long you've been experiencing them. If you're experiencing periods of severe flushing and blemishing followed by periods of clearer skin, your doctor will know that you have the cyclic type, as opposed to progressive.
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