Conclusion
Sunburn can happen if you spend too much time in the sunlight. It can cause burns to the skin. People with lighter skin are more susceptible, but anyone with a skin type can have sunburn. Home treatments can reduce discomfort, but if you develop a fever, faintness, or changes in consciousness, they need immediate medical attention. Methods of preventing sunburn are reducing time spent in the sun and taking protective measures, such as using sunscreen, staying in the shade, and wearing clothes that protect the body.
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