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How do you manage patients with chronic flushing that do not respond to beta-blockers?

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Dermatology · Mount Sinai Hospital
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Firstly, I like to make sure the cause of flushing isn't something systemic like carcinoid, mastocytosis, or paraneoplastic.

If the patient does have rosacea, I like to get the inflammatory part of rosacea under control with topicals like azelaic acid, a topical TCI (like Elidel), or topical iverme...

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