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so Galderma appears to be now designating Sansrosa as CD07805/47.

Dose-Finding Study of CD07805/47 Topical Gel in Subjects With Erythematotelangiectatic Rosacea

The clinical trials site is listing a dose finding trial for a topical gel that treats the redness of rosacea.

Even though the site doesn't mention COL-118 or Sansrosa by name it is clear that this is the final stages of the approval process for Sansrosa.

The aim of the trial is find the dosages that will be released to the public. Based on the efficacy of 3 strenghts, vs. just the vehicle gel Galderma will make a final application to gain approval for Sansrosa (or whatever they end up calling it).

I would imagine that sansrosa is a very tempting name as it is cute and smart and would be perfect for their branding.

Read more about Sansrosa, my extensive ongoing...

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Just curious if anyone else has had the same results with CPAP therapy. My rosacea, which I have had since a teenager -- has improved significantly since beginning CPAP (continuous positive airway pressure) treatment for upper airway resistance syndrome. It is still early too tell for sure, but just checking to see if anyone has had similar results.

Oregano

Back in August, David Pascoe wrote an article about Promiseb, that's how I learned about this cream. Since it's a non-steroidal cream, I asked my dermatologist for a sample which I started using just over two weeks ago.

My seb derm is very mild and I've been keeping it at bay with natural remedies but, every month, thanks to perimenopause, I will have some scalp/face itching for a few days. I also suffer from a mild case of rosacea (sporadic flushing and slight diffuse pinkness).

I wanted to try Promiseb because it's supposed to "significantly reduce redness by day 14" and to reduce Malassezia, the yeast that causes seb derm, by 94%. This cream is not for the treatment of rosacea but, since I'm lucky to suffer from both conditions , I wanted to see if it would...

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Daily Mail Online, HEALTH
By LOWRI TURNER
Last updated at 1:34 AM on 05th October 2009

After my second child was born, I developed rosacea - a reddening of the skin over and around the nose and across the cheeks. I bought expensive cream, tried foundations and concealers. Nothing worked. But the dominant theory on rosacea is that it is linked to intestinal permeability.

The right nutritional supplements, combined with avoiding triggers (spicy foods, caffeinated drinks, citrus fruits and usually alcohol), have done what no cream ever could. Today, I can go out without foundation.

LOWRI TURNER: I used to make over people's homes... now I'm doing the same for their health

Some good looking nutritional advice in this column, but not too sure about her rosacea advice.

Hi I'm Rex'' I've had this redness in my face the usual red cheeks and nose since I was fourteen, I'm now 33 and making a real effort to understand as much as I can about Roscea different treatments especially the natural methods of treatment, I find getting to sleep difficult sometimes because my face feels really itchy as if something is crawling on it' Has got any good tips or ideas'' to help.

Cheers''