How do you treat a bad sunburn?

Answer 1

If a heat stroke is suspected, immediately call emergency help or go take the person to a hospital. While waiting for help, try to cool the persons core body temperature by wetting their skin or putting ice packs in their armpits, groin, neck, and back.

Answer 2

well you have to get plain yogurt and put it on the burn. if its on your back put it on then sleep with it don't worry about getting your pajama dirty at least u will get the sun burn to go away. anyways put it any where u have the sunburn and let it sit for a couple of hours. make sure the yogurt is cold well at least cool so the heat from the sun burn colls down and the temperature will start to go down. (do not strawberry or vanilla or other kind because it wont work at all)

What happens if it is really bad like say you peeled the skin off and it still hurts and you got dots on your skin and still hurts, what do you do, do the same thing like you just said because it really hurts and I've been trying to stay out of the sun and putting cold water onto my face, and putting moisturizing lotions but nothing isn't happening I guess. The aloe, where do you get the aloe, maybe at drugstores? And about the teabags, does it have to be a certain product or could it be any kind like Lipton? How many teabags should we have altogether, a lot doesn't describe how many teabags there is, there should be a limit, because what if the person puts too much and their skin gets even worse? And also describe what kind of aloe it is because I researched and their is a lot of aloe products like Aloe Vera.

I am sorry but you kind of didn't explain much about anything, and I also researched that you get teabags and put them all over the bath tub when you take a bath so it can get every part of your body if you have a sunburn all over you body.

You should use a moisturizing lotion after each shower. You probably burnt the second layer of your skin and it will take a while for it to heal. If that happened to you if you stayed more than 5 hours in the sun.If it started peeling, try soaking a washcloth in whole milk and then it will turn into a really good tan!

Also,real butter works, but stay away from flies and take a shower before doing anything else in mind.

Noxzema also works. Just slather it up and let it absorb.Don't rub it in. I know it sounds funny but Noxzema is great for sunburns and it actually feels great when you put it one, because it's got menthol it will feel cooling and moisturizing. If you have to leave the house then put a light coat on and try not to let the sun directly hit your face, that way the Noxzema won't dry out and the heat from the sun won't heat up your burn.

Answer 3

move to an air conditioned area,

loosen tight clothing,

apply cool rags to cool skin,

and last, wrap ice packs in a barrier (like a towel) around the areas of: the chest, neck, and groin.

DONT FORGET WATER!

Answer 4

Heat stroke is a very serious condition and irreversible damage to body has already begun. The only thing a first responder can do is try as much as possible to cool the victim down until paramedics arrive.

A lot of people think they have heat stroke when they really have heat stress. Heat stress is marked by extreme thirst, headaches, cramping, confusion, and lack of sweating. If you see someone in this condition; take them out of the heat as much as possible and give them room temp water. Not too much to fast though.

Answer 5

Take the victim and lie them on a couch or bed. Make them drink water, and put a cool washcloth on their forehead. Call your doctor.