Some tips for relieving the pain of sunburn include taking cold baths and moisturizing the skin. In addition, it may be worth applying a cold compress at the burn site to relieve pain and discomfort.
In case the pain does not go away over time or if the burning pain is very severe, it is recommended to go to the dermatologist to recommend a cream or lotion that can help regenerate the skin. One option is Caladryl, a moisturizing lotion that can be easily found in pharmacies, just apply the lotion in the most painful areas 2 to 3 times a day to see the results.
- It’s also important to adopt strategies to prevent sunburn.
- Such as drinking plenty of water.
- Wearing a hat or cap.
- And applying sunscreen daily.
Pain caused by sunburn can be relieved by natural measures, such as
In the case of severe burns, in which in addition to very red skin the person has fever, pain and discomfort, it is recommended to go to the emergency room or dermatologist so that other measures can be taken to relieve pain and associated symptoms. Learn about some home remedies for sunburn.
To avoid sunburn, it is important to avoid exposure to the sun when the sun is strongest, usually between 10 and 16 hours, and apply a sunscreen that is suitable for the skin type and has a sun protection index of at least 30. In addition, when exposed to the sun, it is recommended to wear a cap or hat and sunglasses and drink plenty of water to avoid dehydration.
It is also important to constantly wet the skin, either directly in water or with a spray, to prevent it from drying. It is also important to note that sun exposure should be done in moderation, as it increases the risk of diseases, such as skin cancer, which mainly affects people with light skin or eyes.
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