severe sunburn

The lighter the complexion, the higher the chances to get sun burned even on a cloudy day; other special circumstances that could lead to the appearance of severe sunburn include the reflection of the sunlight by the snow, the water and even the sand.... More

The lighter the complexion, the higher the chances to get sun burned even on a cloudy day; other special circumstances that could lead to the appearance of severe sunburn include the reflection of the sunlight by the snow, the water and even the sand. Moreover, a bright or dark piece of clothing could also lead to a severe sunburn, and these are all factors little known by people. Most of them expect sunburn to occur only when they expose themselves to the sun directly, and all the other factors seem unlikely or improbable until they actually happen. A severe sunburn could take up to three weeks to heal which is quite a long time. The symptoms that accompany a severe sunburn form are more intense and definitely more serious than those of superficial or first degree sunburn. Thus, besides the common redness and itching of the skin, you can develop blisters and a variety of digestive and neuro-vegetative symptoms. Hence, you can come to suffer from dizziness, headaches, fever, blur Less