My face gets red for no reason?

Question

Lately I have been suddenly feeling a flash of chills run across my face, and my face gets all red. I'm not embarrassed or anything, it just happens for no reason. It lasts only about 5 seconds or so, but I get them at least every 30 minutes. Why is this?

Answer 1

that happens to me all of the time i hate it!!! it makes me have a bright red shiny nose.

Answer 2

idk! Sorry.

Answer 3

it may be because you are really warm

thats what happens to mee  

Answer 4

Hmm, idk i have the same problem, but mine gets all warm and it lasts for like an hour lol. Even if it's not warm it still happens to me haha

Answer 5

it might be a medical condition

Answer 6

  CAUSES:

  * Adrenal Cortex Diseases - red face

    * Alcohol

    * Alcohol intolerance - may cause flushing after only a single alcoholic drink.

    * Alcoholism

    * Anger

    * Anxiety

    * Barber's rash - facial hair rash

    * Blushing

    * Blushing disorder - usually part of social anxiety disorder

    * Carcinoid syndrome

    * Carcinoid tumor

    * Certain medications

    * Chronic bronchitis

    * Chronic oxygen deprivation

    * Circulatory disorders

    * Constipation - red face

    * Cushing syndrome, familial - red face

    * Cushing's syndrome - red face

    * Cyanide poisoning - red face

    * Dehydration

    * Dermatomyositis - patchy facial redness

    * Diabetes

    * Discoid lupus erythematosus - rash on cheeks

    * Disorders leading to easy embarrassment - see also low self-esteem symptoms.

    * Dyskeratosis congenita of Zinsser-Cole-Engman - red face

    * Eczema - facial rash

    * Embarrassment

    * Emphysema

    * Erysipelas - face rash

    * Exercise

    * Facial flushing - See also causes of flushing

    * Fever - see also causes of fever

    * Folliculitis - facial rash

    * Granulomatous rosacea - facial redness

    * Guilt

    * Heart conditions

    * Heatstroke

    * Hodgkin's disease

    * Hot flash

    * Hot flashes - facial redness

    * Hyperthyroidism

    * Lung disorders

    * Lupus - rash on cheeks and nose

    * Menopause

    * Mitral valve disease

    * Monosodium glutamate (MSG)

    * Panic attack - may cause flushing or facial redness

    * Panic disorder

    * Perimenopause

    * Phenol sulfotransferase deficiency - red face

    * Pheochromocytoma

    * Plant poisoning - apple seeds (Malus sylvestris) - red face

    * Plant poisoning - apricot pits (Prunus armeniaca) - red face

    * Plant poisoning - bitter almonds (P. dulcis var. amara) - red face

    * Plant poisoning - black cherry pits (P. serotina) - red face

    * Plant poisoning - peach pits (P. persica) - red face

    * Plant poisoning - pear seeds (Pyrus communis) - red face

    * Polycythemia - facial redness

    * Polycythemia vera

    * Pregnancy

    * Rosacea - Thin red facial lines

    * Rubella - pink spots on face

    * Sarcoidosis - facial skin rash

    * Scarlet fever - red facial rash

    * See also causes of facial redness, redness or red skin

    * s*x

    * Slap-cheek syndrome - facial rash spreads to the body

    * SLE

    * Social anxiety disorder

    * Spicy food

    * Stress

    * Strong emotion

    * Sturge-Weber Syndrome - facial birthmark

    * Sunburn

    * Tooth abscess - red face on one-side  

Answer 7

It depends how is your diet,what kind of make-up you use(if you wear any),any sun rashes,how much moist it receives...etct.).

For more advice you can wash your face morning and night for at least 2 weeks.Then in any drug store there is OIL FREE lotions but stay away from toners.If your problem continues for a very long time you might want to see a doctor or so.

  Hope I helped:D---M*LO23.

Answer 8

I'm not a doctor at all, but I knew someone who got something simlar - though to a more exreme degree - and it was diagnosed as rosacea. If you search on wikipedia for Rosacea if might give you the other symptoms and you could determine if it's something you might be suffering from. Don't get yourself worried though. II think the chances are that it's just a temporary thing and it might be just a symptom of a virus you've caught or something along those lines. Good luck.