redness and itching of the eyelids;
bonding of eyelashes after sleep;
eye fatigue.
suspected or diagnosed with Demodicosis of the skin.
Demodectic itching is an inflammatory skin disease caused by the Demodex tick living on the skin of absolutely all people and animals. But not always all have a disease.
The ticks reproduce best in areas of fat skin, so most often the disease exacerbation occurs in the spring, summer, and autumn, and in winter the symptoms of the disease can disappear on their own.
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In addition, the demodicosis is influenced by:
Symptoms of the disease
The tick affects the face and eyes and disease manifested by a rash and redness in the areas of the browbones, nasolabial folds, and chin. The affected area is itchy, and an acne-like rash may occur.
If a tick affects the eye area, then this is manifested by the following symptoms:
Diagnostics and treatment
Demodectic itching can accompany acne, rosacea, and other acne-like dermatoses, so it is important to carry out the most accurate diagnosis in order to identify the true cause of the disease.
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