I was out in the sun/water yesterday and all my sunscreen washed away.  Today, I'm cranberry red and really tender and sore.  I can barely move.  I can't tell if my sunburn is second degree.
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usually the dermatologyst will tell how, since they will check  your skin, and ask you to be careful about melanoma
125955
Ive just recently got back off a very hot holiday.. We used factor 25 and i still got a Golden tan.. its best to always were Sun Block.. :)
576468
yes, and also the water..possibly lowered your resistance to illness. plus heat fever happens...drink more water.
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Fatigue is one of the symptoms of MS, and your not alone in feeling fatigued when in the sun. \n\nDo you keep up your fluids when out side? As a lack of fluids would certainly increase your fatigue levels, also do you apply a sunscreen?\n\nI worked with a lady who had has MS, she would also would become fatigued when very hot, she would also try to avoid being in the sun, as much as possible, partly because of the fatigue, and the sun exposure (she would not feel her skin burning). \n\nI would put her into bed for a rest about 2pm and take her back out about 5pm. I would leave 3 bottles of water for her each afternoon, and would have to replenish them when I returned to make her tea.\n\nTake care
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Could be a rash, burn, or somehow your skin was irritated.  I'd wait a while and see if it goes away IF: you don't have any other symptoms and it doesn't worsen.  There are many skin conditions also that could cause this.  An appointment with your local dermatologist would be a surefire way to figure it out.
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It stings much like you scaled yourself with very hot water.  It really is a dumb idea to allow yourself to get a sunburn. Very light skinned people really should avoid the sun altogether.   Since my family came from the Artic Circle, we are especially vulnerable.
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I had a really bad burn in 2003, and the scar is still a purplish color.  Burn scars are the worst and take a long time to heal.  Silvadean (sp?) is really good, but it is super expensive.  Another thing for bad scars is just to keep it out of the sun and elements.  During the summer, be sure to put lots of sun screen on it.  This is for a bad burn...I don't know how yours is.
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You really do need to see a doctor for this, to rule out any serious conditions.  \n\nIt may very well be you are just extra-sensitive to the sun, and to heat.  Some people are, regardless of race.  Also, if you are on any medications, ask your pharmacist if any of them might cause an increased sensitivity to sunlight/heat.\n\nOne reason you need to see a doctor is that a disease called Lupus makes people very sun-sensitive.  There are other symptoms involved as well, and a doctor will be able to tell you if you have it or not.  If you do, it is important to have appropriate ongoing treatment so it doesn't get worse and so that it affects your life as little as possible.  If your doctor determines you do not have lupus, s/he will at the least be able to give suggestions for enduring hot sunny weather more comfortably.
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Might not actually be your urine,,the temp of that is simply your body temp.\n\nIt's possible you have an irritation in that area,,\nand the sensitivity is making it FEEL hotter.\n\nThe "stinging" would also support that idea.\n\nTalk to your mom,,or call your Dr.\n\nEveryone's body chemistry changes from time to time,\nurine can be more/less irritating.\n\nAnd there's lot's of common conditions which affect urinary tract.\n\nMany are simple and "harmless",,,\nBut it's an easy place for Infections to get BAD ,quick.\nEven simple things can become serious.\n\nDon't fool around hoping it'll just "go away".\n\nAnd ESPECIALLY if it gets worse,,Contact a Dr.\n\nTake care,,hope it's all better soon.
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Best bet is to keep yourself hydrated-drink TONS of water! Also, take cool (but short!) showers to keep yourself comfortable and apply lots of lotion (you can mix aloe into your lotion to have a more soothing affect). Be sure your lotion isn't fragranced or it will hurt!\n\nTaking an over the counter such as ibuprofen will help with swelling and pain.\n\nAlso, you can buy Lidocaine to help numb the pain and cool the skin. Good luck, and remember the best remedy for sunburn is prophylaxis: Use Sunscreen!!
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yes\nthe water actually magnifies the suns rays so you get burnt worse more times then not.\nit is important to wear a high factor sun screen that is waterproof and reapply every 2 hours.
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Let's think about this...I have a navel ring. Once I used the wrong kind of lotion on my skin and it got infected (for three weeks). Luckily it healed and had no ill effects remaining. However, while it was infected it was red, pusy and oozing yellowish mucus as well as smelling rancid. Would you ever chance looking down and seeing your nipps having any or all of the same attributes? Seriously, think about it!
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Yes... I have dark skin as well... and it is harder to burn but we can... so sunscreen can help... but since you are already burned try putting some aloe on
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Sounds to me like dry skin but I am not a doctor. I would get it checked out to be on the safe side but first just try to use a mild soap and see if that might be causing it to be flaky and if not then like I said go to the doc.
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you should probably ask your doctor, and it could be something serious or a skin irratation. eaither way just to be safe see a docotor as soon as you can
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My long term medication says that too, and I too am pale, the medicine made me extra-sensitive to sun and i got a burn in august and I still have the tan from it on the tops of my legs and my chest.\nSo my advice is dont go atall, or if you do only go for a litte bit.
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You should do a skin patch test. Put a little bit on the inside of your elbow (turn your arm around, put it in the little denty bit). Leave it there for 24 hours, if it's not itchy or blotchy it should be fine for you. An SPF 50 will more than likely block out the sun completely. An SPF 15 is generally best (according to my sister).