The Ocular Symptoms of Rosacea

It has been estimated that as many as 50% of patients with rosacea may experience ocular related symptoms of rosacea. To date no definitive correlation has been found to exist between the severity of the ocular occurrence and the severity of the symptoms of facial rosacea.

The ocular symptoms of rosacea are essentially confined to the eyelids and ocular surface. Symptoms may range from minor irritation to potentially severe ocular surface disruption and inflammatory keratitis.

The symptoms of ocular rosacea can be treated effectively; one element to this treatment is Rosacea-Ltd.