The face is sunburned, the redness and swelling do not go away, and it hurts, and the redness and sw

You can use ice cubes for emergency use first. You can go and buy aloe vera gel, or you can use fresh aloe vera and beat it into juice. The face can be made with cucumber and tomato. If it's still very serious, I recommend you go to the hospital.

I've tried all of the above. Hope it will be useful to you.

If it's serious, go to the hospital! Don't stand up! Aloe vera gel could be a little better!

1. Cleaning.

After sunburn, generally do not wash it immediately**, wait for **to drop to normal temperature before cleaning thoroughly**. When washing, you should choose a facial cleanser or shower gel that contains milk, honey and other moisturizing effects; Try to use cold or lukewarm water and avoid hot water.

2. Moisturizing. If the sun is only mild, apply a moisturizing night cream or cream to the sore area; If it is a severe sunburn and blisters, it is best to find a doctor to deal with it to avoid other infections.

3. External application and internal administration to treat sunburn.

Cucumber juice **After sunburn, you can use cucumber slices or cucumber juice to apply it to the painful** for about 10 minutes, cool and penetrate**, and the pain will naturally subside. Cucumber juice is rich in water, and the vitamin C contained in it can enhance the regeneration ability of **, which can not only replenish the lost water, but also **peel the phenomenon.

I got a sunburn, and I also had it once, stopped using cosmetics and washed my face with green tea boiled water.

Ultraviolet allergies, or sunburn, apply ice compresses, and after two days, you will be fine.

It's good to rest and rest, you've been in the sun for too long.

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.

Regularly participate in outdoor exercise to enhance your tolerance to sun exposure; Avoid outdoor activities or reduce activity time between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. when the sun is at its strongest; Avoid sun exposure and pay attention to protection when going out, such as holding an umbrella, wearing a wide-brimmed hat, and wearing long-sleeved clothes; If you are outdoors, it is recommended to routinely use a sunscreen with a sun protection factor (SPF) of 15 or higher, and a high-efficiency sunscreen with SPF of 30 or higher is recommended for those with severe photosensitivity.

Many people will forget to apply sunscreen or supplement sunscreen when they travel, and when they go home under the hot sun, they find that ** has been sunburned red, and even tingling. What should you do if you already have a sunburn? Although most sunburns can heal slowly about three days after sunburning, the concept of acute treatment of sunburn is still very important!

If you want to recover quickly and reduce the damage of ultraviolet rays to the body, do it according to the following methods!

1.Cold water to cool downIf you have a severe sunburn, the easiest thing to do is to take a cold shower, remember not to be exposed to the sun continuously, or cover the sunburn with a towel dipped in cold water, but it is recommended to avoid ice with ice cubes. Because although the ice compress has a good cooling effect, the damaged ** is also more prone to frostbite.

Also remember to never use soap or shower gel ......and other cleaning supplies ****.

2.Moisturize the skinAfter taking a shower, gently pat dry with a towel to retain some moisture on **, and then rub on a moisturizing lotion to let the skin have enough moisture to repair. Choose a moisturizer that is gentle, simple, fragrance-free, colorant-free, or other substances.

It should be noted that oil-based ointments should not be used, as they may cause greater damage and may even peel off.

3.HydrateSunburn causes the stratum corneum to be less able to retain water, so the body will be hydrated faster. Staying hydrated can reduce the risk of dehydration and other discomforts after intense sun exposure.

It is recommended to drink water and sports drinks, but you must not only drink a lot of water, but also replenish electrolytes at the same time to be in place, if you only replenish water will lead to electrolyte imbalance in the body, and seriously cause spontaneous dehydration, but the gains outweigh the losses.

4.Strengthen sunscreen for small itemsDuring the period when the sunburn has not recovered, try to use parasols, clothes and other shades to protect from the sun. Because the damaged ** is not suitable for sunscreen products, when you have to go out, you should use physical means to strengthen the shielding to avoid sunburn ** from ultraviolet rays.

5.Do not puncture blistersIf the degree of sunburn is so severe that the blisters are blistered, you must not use your hands or other tools to puncture the blisters to avoid infection, and you should let the blisters heal by themselves. If the blister is too large, seek medical attention.

In addition, if the sunburn is very painful, you can also take alcohol anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), such as pronatin, aspirin, etc., to relieve the pain and anti-inflammatory symptoms caused by sunburn.

Summary. Hello, the redness of the face is accompanied by pain, and it is not necessarily a sunburn. Redness and pain on the face** are typical inflammatory reactions.

There are many factors that contribute to the occurrence of inflammatory reactions, such as eczema, boils, acne, insect bite dermatitis, solar dermatitis, etc. It can also be related to allergies, such as drug-induced dermatitis, dermatitis caused by the use of cosmetics, etc. Among them, solar dermatitis is an inflammatory reaction caused by sunburn, and local ** can be red, swollen and painful, and may also appear peeling, burning sensation, etc.

Solar dermatitis must have an obvious history of sun exposure, so it is the easiest and most effective way to distinguish it from other diseases.

Redness and stinging on the face I wonder if it's a sunburn.

Hello, the redness of the face is accompanied by pain, and it is not necessarily a sunburn. Redness and pain on the face** are typical inflammatory reactions. There are many factors that lead to inflammation, such as eczema, boils, acne, insect bite or barrage dermatitis, solar dermatitis, etc.

It may also be related to allergies, such as drug-induced dermatitis, dermatitis caused by the use of beard-lifting cosmetics, etc. Among them, solar dermatitis is an inflammatory reaction caused by sunburn, and local ** can be red, swollen and painful, and may also appear peeling, burning sensation, etc. Solar dermatitis must have an obvious history of sun exposure, so it is the simplest and most effective way to distinguish it from other diseases.

Avoid sun exposure when going out, pay attention to protection, such as holding an umbrella, wearing a hidden and wide-brimmed hat, wearing long-sleeved shirts, etc., and use a variety of sunscreens on exposed areas. It is a self-limiting condition that resolves spontaneously within a few days, and itching can also be relieved with calamine lotion. If the sunburn is severe and the pain is unbearable, it can also be relieved with medications such as ibuprofen extended-release capsules, or with medications such as prednisolone acetate tablets**.

What to do if you have eaten a lot of seafood recently.

If you are allergic to the seafood face next to Huibian, Jing Bisun patients can be eliminated as quickly as possible through cold compresses, external drugs and internal drugs. Because seafood is high in protein, it is easy to cause the human body to have too bright chain allergy.

I'm not sure if it's a sunburn or an allergy, because I've never been allergic to seafood, so I thought it was sunburn that caused my facial symptoms.

In general, it is recommended that you can cool down with a towel to get some relief.

Relieves sunburn.

Relieve redness and stinging on the face, and at the same time, it can be carried out with topical cortisone ointment and erythromycin ointment**.