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Seborrheic dermatitis — dandruff of the scalp and eyebrows
A bacterial infection
Malfunctioning oil glands in your eyelid
Rosacea — a skin condition characterized by facial redness."
You may want to have this assessed by your physician. An ophthalmologist may be able to guide you and ascertain the diagnosis for the condition. Just refrain from using the creams for a while and do avoid using any eye liners or other cosmetics on the area.
Thank you so much for your answer. I do have rosaces, but I have been having really go progress with skin treatments. I have an appointment with a Dr. in 2 weeks. I'm going to take a copy of this with me.
When eye lashes fall out, the problem may be due to the eyelids. There may be an underlying blepharitis or inflammation of the eyelids which may be due to an infection.
Bepharitis may be caused by
"Conditions associated with blepharitis include:
Seborrheic dermatitis — dandruff of the scalp and eyebrows
A bacterial infection
Malfunctioning oil glands in your eyelid
Rosacea — a skin condition characterized by facial redness."
Source:http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/blepharitis/DS00633/DSECTION=3.
You may want to have this assessed by your physician. An ophthalmologist may be able to guide you and ascertain the diagnosis for the condition. Just refrain from using the creams for a while and do avoid using any eye liners or other cosmetics on the area.
Thank you again