Should I take time off for ''redness'' to settle?

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Should I take time off for ''redness'' to settle?

Skin redness can affect the quality of life of the patients. In this video, Dr Abe Sudarsanam advises if patients with skin redness need to take a break from daily activities for the best recovery of skin redness.

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