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If clusters of blisters or large individual blisters form, the burn is a second degree burn and prompt medical attention is required.
The cure is easy. Take your sun in smaller doses and do not try to get the great tan in a single outing.
Two of the more common heat-related illnesses are Heat-Exhaustion and HeatStroke. The symptoms of heat-exhaustion can include a headache, nausea, dizziness, weakness, loss of appetite, muscle-cramps and faintness.
The patient’s appearance may include moist and clammy skin, ashen-gray in color. The pupils of the eyes are dilated (enlarged) and the temperature may be subnormal.
Care should include placing this person in a cool place with their feet elevated and then summoning medical help.
Heat-Stroke (sunstroke) while not as common, is.far more serious than heatexhaustion. The most obvious symptoms of this illness are a very high temperature and hot dry skin. The patient will appear flushed and will be very ill.
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