New Delhi, March 6 -- If you have rosacea, you must be experiencing redness and small, red bumps on your face for a long time. These symptoms may last for a few weeks or months and then disappear for a while. The problem with this skin condition is that even spending some time in the sun can make your face turn red. Reaching out for skincare products may also leave you with a burning sensation. There are a few factors that can make your symptoms worse. Read on to know more about the common rosacea triggers so that you can avoid them and the discomfort caused by them.

What is rosacea?

Characterised by persistent redness, rosacea is a chronic inflammatory skin condition that mostly affects the face. The overall prevalence of this skin con...