If you’ve noticed unusual pink patches or redness on your face that sometimes comes and goes, you may have a skin condition affecting 16 million Americans: rosacea. Rosacea is a chronic skin disorder ...

Repeated burning and redness of the face may indicate skin damage or sensitivity Read ahead to know expert-supported reasons ...

“Flushing red after drinking is bad sign for boozers,” Metro reports. A Korean study suggests that people who do flush after drinking could be more vulnerable to the harmful effects of alcohol on ...

Harlequin sign might sound like a fun card game or Halloween outfit — but it’s actually a rare nervous system condition characterized by asymmetrical sweating. Sydney Patrice, 26, a physical therapist ...

Whether your training plan calls for a track workout, a long run, or anything in between, you notice your face never fails to turn beet-red. In fact, it’s typically brighter than all your running ...

Facial plethora involves facial swelling and redness. It’s a symptom of another condition, rather than a condition itself. It occurs when blood flow to your face increases. It can also happen when the ...

Dermatologist Rick Woodin, MD, from ZO Skin Health UK, assured me that "if your face turns bright or dark red when you exercise, it is a normal response to physical activity." He explained that when ...

From the time I had my first sip of alcohol, my relationship with drinking can best be described as complicated. Not because I go overboard, feel sick the next day, or regret things I’ve said or done ...

Whether you’re doing an easy run or high-intensity intervals, you notice that your face never fails to turn beet-red. In fact, you feel that you always out-blush you running buddies and dread going ...