What are the long term effects of sunburn?

Answer 1

From the Related Link: "Burns are classified in three degrees. A first-degree sunburn reddens the skin. A second-degree sunburn causes reddening of the skin with some water blisters. A third-degree sunburn requires the immediate care of a doctor and causes lower cell damage and the release of fluid, resulting in eruptions and breaks in the skin where bacteria and infection can enter."

Answer 2

* Redness - The skin turns white when lightly pressed. Redness lasts longer. Skin is hot to the touch. * Severe sunburn may also lead to some blistering. * Pain to the touch. Headache and fever are also common. * Flaking and itching as it heals.

Answer 3

Prostration, mental confusion or loss of consciousness, collapse, hot dry skin, parched lips and tongue, faster breathing, weak thready pulse, headache. It is confirmed by a rectal temperature of 105 F or higher.

Answer 4

* Headache * Fever * Redness * Itching * Stinging pain * Higher risk of skin cancer

Answer 5

There are many like you may get itching often,skin darkening,rashes.