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It results in painful reddened skin. Swelling and blisters occur with severe cases. Symptoms may begin as soon as 1 hour after exposure. Typically symptoms reach their peak after 1 day. Some people with severe cases develop fever, chills, and weakness and on rare occasions even may go into shock, with symptoms of low blood pressure, fainting, and profound weakness. People with naturally fair skin may have peeling in the burned area, usually accompanied by itching, several days after burning. These peeled areas are even more sensitive to
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for several weeks. People who have had severe cases when young are at greater risk of skin cancer in later years even if they have not had long-term sun exposure. Poster Anti-anxiety Drugs • Alprazolam • Chlordiazepoxide Antibiotics • Quinolones • Sulfonamides • Tetracyclines • Trimethoprim Antidepressants • Tricyclic antidepressants Antifungal Drugs • Griseofulvin Antihyperglycemics • Sulfonylureas Antimalarial Drugs • Chloroquine • Quinine Antipsychotics • Phenothiazines Diuretics • Furosemide • Thiazides Chemotherapy Drugs • Dacarbazine • Fluorouracil • Methotrexate • Vinblastine Acne Drugs • Isotretinoin Heart Drugs • Amiodarone • Quinidine Skin Preparations • Antibacterials (chlorhexidine,hexachlorophene) • Antifungal drugs • Coal tar • Fragrances • Sunscreens
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