How is sunburn counted? How can you tell if you have a sunburn?

Sunburn is generally referred to as solar dermatitis.

Solar dermatitis is solar dermatitis, also known as sunburn or sunburn, which is an acute inflammatory reaction produced by normal sun exposure, manifested as erythema, edema, blisters, pigmentation, and scaling. The disease is more common in late spring and early summer, and is more common in children, women, skiers and surface workers, and the intensity of its reaction is related to the intensity of light, exposure time, individual skin color, constitution, race, etc.

After a few hours to more than ten hours of sunbathing during the spring and summer festivals, there will be clear erythema and bright red in the ** part, and blisters and erosions may appear in severe cases; This is followed by darkening, scaling, and hyperpigmentation or loss of pigmentation. A burning or stinging sensation that often interferes with sleep. Mild cases will be cured within 2 to 3 days, and severe cases will recover in about a week.

Individual patients may have conjunctival hyperemia and eyelid edema. In the case of extensive sun exposure, it can cause systemic symptoms such as fever, chills, headache, fatigue, nausea and general malaise, or even palpitations, delirium or shock.

**A large area of redness and swelling, as long as you touch it, you will feel pain! What's more serious, it's going to fall off later!

Sunburn will cause redness, dryness, and other phenomena.

Solution: 1. Ice compress. **Hurry back indoors after sunburn, apply ice water to the sunburned area for about 15 minutes, and it is best to keep applying it alternately until you feel cold and return to your original color and temperature.

2. Milk face dressing. Apply ice milk to the sunburned area to quickly relieve the burning and pain after the sun, and when it is almost time to rinse it off with cool water, then apply the after-sun repair gel.

3. Milk face dressing. Apply ice milk to the sunburned area to quickly relieve the burning and pain after the sun, and when it is almost time to rinse it off with cool water, then apply the after-sun repair gel.

4. Cucumber**. Cut fresh cucumbers into thin slices, soak them in milk, put them in the refrigerator for a while, and then stick them on the face to reduce inflammation, calm, and reduce sunburn.

It's a little bit, it's red and painful at the beginning of the sunburn, but you don't have any pain, it shouldn't be serious, if you're afraid, find some aloe vera or yogurt to apply it I don't think it's a big deal, it shouldn't peel.

After-sun maintenance** Cooling: Use a towel to wrap ice cubes on red and hot skin to relieve the uncomfortable feeling of dryness. Sedation:

The watermelon rind is tied to the red-hot **, the watermelon peel contains vitamin C, moisture, can calm and moisturize**, natural aloe vera also has the same effect, scrape out the middle aloe vera substance, bind to the skin has a calming and anti-inflammatory effect and has a cool and refreshing function, improve skin redness. Moisturizing: After the skin is red and dry after sun exposure, after the calming effect is exerted, apply a layer of moisturizing lotion with nourishing and botanical ingredients to maintain skin moisture and repair damaged ** cells.

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