Weird feeling which started on my inner thigh?
Well, last night I stood up, I had baggy pj bottoms on, and when it rubbed against my inner thigh, it felt really weird like sunburn or a rash due to heat, I knew it wasn't as there is no soreness there. It's moved slightly more the the front of my thigh, it feels really sensitive and can sometimes slightly painful. Sorry for the poor explination, wasn't sure how to describe it really. If anyone knows what this is, thanks.
Part of skin is red and feels like sunburn after swimming in pool...?
its due to the chlorine in the swimming pool could be affecting your skin. try using paw paw lotion on it. its a mild burn. and probaly only on your thigh because the skin might be the softest and most sensitive. also try using aloe vera or cut up some cucumber to take away the sting.
Why does my sunburn feel like a bruise?
i got pretty bad sunburn about 5 days ago. it hurt and stung for about 2 days and now it doesnt. but when i touch my legs where i got the worst sunburn it feels like its a bruise all on the tops of my thighs. i've never had this symptom of sunburn before. please tell me if this is normal thanks
2nd degree sunburn, swelling so bad cant walk!?
Homeopathic Remedies for Burns and Scalding :- Head remedy - for burns of any kind Cantharis 30, 4 hourly Sun burns; rush of blood towards head, flushed face Belladonna 30, 4 hourly Radium, X-ray burns Phosphorus 200 or Cadmium Iodide 30, 4 hourly (3 Doses) When there is fear of death and anxiety due to burns. Burnt area is hot and swollen with fever Aconite 30 or 200, 15 min (6 Doses) If the part mortifies (leading towards gangrene) Silicea 30, or Sulphur 30, 3 hourly (3 Doses) If pus forms; effected parts becomes very sensitive Hepar Sulph 200, 10 min (3 Doses) Burns due to pouring of hot water or hot oil; when blisters has not formed Urtica urens 30, 4 hourly For External use:- Cantharis lotion. If wound forms then apply Calendula lotion. Take the remedy which is similar to your symptoms. No side effects or complications if taken as directed, please do not exceed the given dosage and under any circumstances do not try to mix any remedies and avoid Chocolates, Mints, Coffee, Red Meat, Alcoholic and Carbonated drinks, Spicy Rich Food while taking any Homeopathic remedies, and keep the medicines away from direct sunlight, heat strong smells and perfumes and do not store them in the fridge. Curing without any side effects or Complications Thats the Beauty of Homeopathic Medicine Take Care and God Bless you.
I cant walk from my sunburn?
Here are some tips I found for you ...I am going to list one but I am sending you the link it seems they have several at home things to try ..... How to Relieve Sunburn with Milk Home remedies for sunburn include the use of milk to relieve the pain and discomfort associated with it. The milk should be at or close to room temperature. Using a clean bowl, pour a small but sufficient amount of milk into the bowl and allow it to reach room temperature. It is acceptable for the milk to be slightly cooler than that if you feel that you cannot wait longer. However, you should never use the milk straight from the refrigerator since that is much too cold. Take cotton gauze and dip it into the milk. Apply it to the sunburn and allow it to sit for 20 minutes or so. After this time, remove the milk compress and gently rinse your skin to remove any milk residue. If you do not rinse your skin, the milk residue will develop a sour odor and so will you. http://www.lifescript.com/channels/well_... I hope some of this helps ~~~~ I do feel so sorry for you .....maybe these tips will give you some relief ...
How can I sleep with sunburn on my legS?
If you have a sunburn that has blistering, with yellow fluid inside, you should get to a Dr, clinic or hospital.Using a toner or astringent on sunburn, can help remove the sting. The same thing you use in your facial cleansing regime. Do not rub, use on a cotton cosmetic pad, and blot.There are topical numbing creams available at any pharmacy without a prescription. Spray will be the best because you are not having to touch the skin.You may get the chills, so keep a blanket handy. Rehydrate, with electrolyte fluid like coconut water or sport drink.
Why don't my legs get sunburnt?
Well, one reason is that your legs are not in as much direct sunlight as much as your upper body is, and your legs are sometimes shaded by nearby shrubbery in the case of being a lawn care worker. Since your legs have a slightly less extreme exposure to sunlight, they have the chance to more easily produce melanin for sun protection without having the painful consequence of a sunburn. I hope this helps!
What are the risks of having a swollen ankle after a sunburn?
Sunburn with swelling ReliefSunburn treatment is designed to attack the burn on two fronts -- relieving reddened, inflamed skin while easing pain. Here are a few home remedies for sunburn:Compresses. Apply cold compresses to your skin or take a cool bath to soothe the burn.Creams or gels. To take the sting out of your sunburn, gently rub on a cream or gel containing ingredients such as:MentholCamphorAloeRefrigerating the cream first will make it feel even better on your sunburned skin.NSAIDs. Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, like ibuprofen or naproxen, can relieve sunburn swelling and pain all over your body.Stay hydrated. Drink plenty of water and other fluids so that you don't become dehydrated.Avoid the sun. Until your sunburn heals, stay out of the sun.You may be able to treat the sunburn yourself. But call for a doctor's help if you notice any of these more serious sunburn signs:Fever of 102 degrees or higherChillsSevere painSunburn blisters that cover 20% or more of your bodyDry mouth, thirst, reduced urination, dizziness, and fatigue, which are signs of dehydrationPreventing SunburnHere are some tips for keeping your skin safe when you're outside:Watch the clock. The sun's rays are strongest between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. If you can't stay indoors during that block of time, at least stick to shady spots.Wear the right clothes. When you have to be outdoors, wear sun-protective clothing, such as:A broad-brimmed hatA long-sleeved shirt and pantsUV-blocking sunglassesUse sunscreen. Cover any exposed areas of skin liberally with at least 1 ounce of broad-spectrum sunscreen. That means sunscreen that protects against both UVA and UVB rays.The sunscreen should have a sun protection factor (SPF) of at least 30. Follow these tips for applying sunscreen:Apply sunscreen about 30 minutes before you go outside.Use sunscreen even on overcast days because UV rays can penetrate clouds.Reapply sunscreen every two hours -- or more often if you're sweating heavily or swimming.
How long will it take for a sunburn to go away?
Your sunburn will not be better by tomorrow, but you can manage it! Your tissue cells use water to regenerate, so the more water you drink the faster you will heal. Also your skin feels tight because it has been damaged, so taking luke warm showers should help it loosen up and get moisture into it. You probably feel super stiff after sleeping, its because you let your skin stay still for too long. Throughout the day you should move around when you feel stiff to keep it loose. It helps you heal faster. Also only use Aloe Vera that DOESNT contain lidocaine. (Lidocaine usually comes in a blue tint). It is a topical anasthetic that slows down your healing process, so only use regular aloe vera. And for quick but temporary relief, wrap ice packs in towels. It leeches the heat out of your skin to provide temporary comfort. You can probably go outside tomorrow, I just recomend taking the Aloe with you, covering up, and trying to stay out of the sun. You don't want to burn your already burnt skin again. It will cause sun poisoning.