Thankfully the condition usually resolves at puberty, but is some cases, it can last into adulthood. In many individuals, hyperhidrosis of the palms and soles is also present. Granulosis rubra nasi can be confused with other conditions such a s lupus erythematosus and rosecea, so it is important to consult a healthcare professional to confirm the correct condition. |
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Granulosis rubra nasi. The medical term for an excessive sweating condition limited to the central part of the face, particularly the tip of the nose. As such, it is also referred to as 'hyperhidrosis of the nose'. It is also characterized by skin redness over the nose, cheeks, chin and upper lip. It's an inherited condition that more frequently appears in children (as early as 10 months of age) but can also be seen in adults. There are no statistics related to its prevalence but we do know that it is a relatively rare sweating disorder.
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dr. Digamber Dashatwar
2/17/2014 02:51:52 pm
since eccrine sweat glands have interesting mixed autonomous nerve connections: adrenergic as well effector cholinergic, topical application of atropinic compounds may modulate their activity. already in use are eye drops, eye ointments, creams and patches slowly releasing the medications for sustained symptoms relief
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