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Aloe works wonders. If you have an aloe plant, merely break a piece off and apply the gel inside to your sunburn. If you don't have a plant, the stuff you can buy at the drug store will do
Make sure that you stay in a cool nouns conditioned room and do not get over heated.
Flamazine is the best pain reliever for sunburn, but you might have need of a prescription for it. Solarcain is also okay, but you have to apply it regularly.
Once you have a sunburn the damage is done. There is no swift fix to sunburn treatment. Sunburn can take up to 12-24 hours after sun exposure for you to know the full extent of the damage. It could filch several days for your skin to begin the healing process.
Here are some sunburn treatment steps you can hold to help ease your anguish:
Keep the skin cool, by applying a cool-damp towel, cold compress (do not use ice)to the affected skin or take a cool hip bath.
Keep the skin moist by apply moisturizing cream (non-oil based), aloe vera cream or gel or other over the counter sunburn products (check with your pharmacist).
Leave blisters alone. Do not break them, that will slow down the healing process and risk an infection. To protect the blisters, insubstantially cover with a non-stick sterile gauge wad.
If necessary, take a twinge reliever such as, Ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin or other). Follow label instructions.
Take the pain reliever until reddishness and soreness is alleviated.
Skin that is peeling should be treated thoughtfully. Within a few days when the affected area begin to peel continue using moisturizing cream.
Use sunscreen unreservedly and frequently to prevent further damage to your sunburn. Some studies have shown that we lone use half of the recommended amount.
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