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Q: Tip of Nose, Sore, Red And a Little Swollen

asked by: wlchs70 on February 1st, 2005

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The tip of my nose and more to one side has been sore and red and a little bit swollen. I dont beleive it is from blowing it cuz I dont do that that much. I have had this before, but it went away and it back again. Any thoughts??

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rickmikolasek

replied on April 11th, 2005

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Bump

SarahP

replied on April 11th, 2005

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Tip of Nose

Wlch70, it sounds like you might have roseacia, if you are a male it affects the nose where it will swell and be tender to the touch and turn red. Each episode it will probably be bigger and redder if it isn't treated with a special cream for roseacia, I am female and have it on my face and I use metrogel to clear it up. There is also a pill tetracycline if it won't clear up with the cream it will go away and come back more frequently until it is there all the time without treatment. Just my opinion. Good luck

rickmikolasek

replied on April 12th, 2005

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the Tip of My Nose And More to One Side Has Been Sore And Re

Thanks..I am going to the doc on thurs. I'll let ya' know

karen12

replied on June 11th, 2005

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Tip of the nose is the heart in eastern facial analysis.

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