Worries about Prince Charles! This disease remained undetected in him for a long time

Do the supporters of the British monarchy have to worry about Prince Charles again? Because recently had formed on the face of the British heir to the throne blotchy skin redness. Apparently, these spots are due to a chronic and inflammatory skin disease the Prince of Wales suffers from.

Once again, British subjects have discovered something strange about Prince’s appearance. And it’s not about an embarrassing outfit, but has to do with the English prince’s health. Namely, this time attentive observers have spotted blotchy redness on Charles’ face. Therefore, experts assume that Prince Charles is ill. This topic is now already being discussed in the press and social networks. Because, as reported by the British newspaper “Express”, some people had noticed strange spots on the face of the prince during his public appearances. In many cases, such spots are caused either by excessive alcohol consumption or by age. However, in the case of Prince Charles, this is not the case. Instead, it is revealed that the heir to the throne is suffering from the skin disease rosacea.

Rosacea is an inflammatory and chronic skin disease. This occurs in most cases relapses and is not contagious. Often the reddish spots are concentrated on the cheek, nose and forehead. In a worse course of the disease, inflammatory blisters and nodules may also form, for example. These usually cause pain or itching. According to experts, about one in 10 people in Europe suffers from such a disease. However, many of the cases are not diagnosed. In most cases, the disease is not detected until many years after the actual onset. Another symptom on the disease are a burning or stinging sensation when using skin care products or water.

In Prince Charles’ case, the disease has been detected and is being kept under control by medication. However, the situation could, of course, come to a head. “Reddened or flushed skin occurs when blood vessels open and blood rushes to the surface. This can be due to a number of reasons, including overheating, anxiety or embarrassment, alcohol consumption or skin conditions such as rosacea,” explains dermatologist doctorIoannis Liakas, who works as medical director at Vie Aesthetics in London. If left untreated, a more severe course of the disease would also be possible. In these cases, the patients would then even react extremely sensitively to temperature fluctuations or could tolerate virtually no water contact on the affected skin areas. So let’s hope that the health of Prince Charles does not deteriorate.or have difficulty tolerating water.