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Dangers of the Sun
- Symptoms
of First Degree Sunburn
redness
tenderness
possible peeling
heals quickly
can be painful
- Symptoms of Second Degree Sunburn
medical emergency in some cases
headache
chills, fever
long-term effect, development of malignant melanoma
- Treating a Sunburn
Drink plenty of fluids to hydrate the body.
Calamine lotion or a sunburn cream should be applied to the affected
area.
Burned skin should be protected from further sun exposure until
healing takes place.
Analgesic drugs may be required to relieve pain.
Noxzema and Unguentine act as cooling agents and may aid
itch-relief.
Use Aloe Vera or baby oil to soothe and moisturize your sunburned
skin.
Ask your pharmacist about available antibiotic ointments to speed
healing.
Vitamins E and C may speed the healing process.
A person with severe sunburn should consult a physician who may
prescribe a cream containing corticosteroid drugs to speed healing.
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