Migraine drug could be offered to facial flush sufferers after success in trial

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Around one in 20 people in the UK have the skin condition rosacea, which causes a hot and red face as well as spots.

A drug used for migraines was found to help symptoms of rosaceaA migraine drug could be offered to sufferers of facial flushing after a study found it significantly reduced symptoms.

The jab blocks the effect of a protein which is linked to the debilitating headaches and nausea of migraine.

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