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Sun allergy: how to recognise it and when to see a doctor?

Sam Jansen
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Sun allergy: how to recognise it and when to see a doctor?

Sarah Puttemans (27) suffers from sun allergy, a condition that can lead to rashes and other unpleasant symptoms. According to HLN, she shares her experiences and states that it is not always easy to prevent the complaints.

Sun allergy, also known as polymorphic light eruption, can manifest as red spots, itching or burning on the skin. The complaints usually occur after exposure to sunlight. According to the source, it is important to recognise the symptoms in order to take action in time.

If the complaints are severe or persist for a long time, it may be advisable to consult a doctor. Puttemans emphasises that it is important to protect the skin well, for example with sunscreen and protective clothing. According to HLN, a doctor can give advice on further treatment.

This post is a summary based on the source mentioned and is not medical advice. Always consult a doctor or pharmacist if you have any complaints.

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