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Ilosone® - Oral antibiotic medication used in the treatment of infections. Also sold under the brand names: Erythrocin® (Oral), Eryc®, E.E.S.®, E-Mycin®, Erythromycin® (Oral), Pediamycin®, Robimycin®. Note: Use of oral antibiotics can cause increased sun-sensitivity.
Iridocyclitis - Eye inflammation sometimes associated with ocular rosacea.
Iritis - Inflammation of the iris, a part of the eye. Symptoms include eye pain, sensitivity to light, and/or blurry vision sometimes associated with ocular rosacea.
Isopto-Cetamide® - Ophthalmic antibiotic medication used in the treatment of eye infections sometimes associated with ocular rosacea. Also sold under the brand names: Sulfair®, Ak-Sulf®, Ophthacet®, Cetamide®, Sulfair Forte®, Sodium Sulamyd®, Sulten-10®, sulfacetamide.
Isotretinoin - an alternative treatment to oral antibiotics which is sometimes effective for severe outbreaks of papules and pustules associated with acne and adult acne. Also sold under the brand names: Accutane, Roaccutane. This acne medication can have severe side effects and should not be used with rosacea skin.
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This rosacea page last updated on March 19, 2010 with information on acne rosacea, adult rosacea, ocular rosacea and the symptoms and causes of rosacea.
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