Question 1

Is it safe to use Rozex gel continuously?

Accepted Answer

Rozex gel is a topical medication that needs to be used continuously for a least a few weeks for the positive effects to be seen. If you miss an application, apply it when you can.

In clinical studies, topical metronidazole has been used continually for up to two years without adverse effects.

Question 2

How long will it take for Rozex gel to reduce rosacea symptoms?

Accepted Answer

When you apply Rozex Gel it treats the skin infections of the affected area, reducing inflammation and redness.

Depending on the case, it can take a few weeks of continuous use before the positive effects are noticeable.

The average time it takes to see an improvement in rosacea flare ups is three to four months.

Question 3

How to use Rozex gel

Accepted Answer

Thoroughly clean the skin with a mild cleanser before you apply Rozex gel.

Apply Rozex gel evenly in a thin layer to the affected areas of skin twice a day - in the morning and the evening.

Question 4

Can I use Rozex gel and wear makeup?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can. You just need to apply the Rozex gel first and allow it to absorb and dry before you apply makeup or any other cosmetics.

Question 5

Can Rozex gel cause skin irritation?

Accepted Answer

In rare cases, yes. One of the side effects Rozex gel is skin irritation.

If your skin becomes irritated when using this gel, try using it less frequently, or have a break for a few days.

Consult a healthcare professional is this persists.

Question 6

Can I drink alcohol while using Rozex gel treatment?

Accepted Answer

It is advisable that you avoid drinking alcohol when using Rozex gel.

This is because Metronidazole is an antibiotic that can react with alcohol, causing side effects such as hot flushes and abdominal cramps.

Question 7

How long should you use Rozex gel for?

Accepted Answer

You should use topical creams for as long as advised by a healthcare professional – for Rozex gel, this will usually be for 3-4 months until your rosacea has cleared up.

However, this may be extended depending on how your skin responds to treatment.

Question 8

Who shouldn't use Rozex gel?

Accepted Answer

Do not use Rozex gel if you've ever experienced an allergic reaction to medicine.

Don't use it if you have, or you have evidence of, blood disorders.

Avoid exposure of treated skin to ultraviolet light e.g. sun lamps, or strong UV sunlight as UV light renders the active ingredient inactive.

Before applying Rozex gel, speak with a doctor or pharmacist if you're pregnant or breastfeeding.

Question 9

How should Rozex gel be stored?

Accepted Answer

You should store your Rozex Gel 0.75% at room temperature at or below 25°C, but do not keep in a fridge or freezer.

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