Sun Poisoning Symptoms

Fluid and Electrolyte Loss

Since the body has spent the afternoon in the sun, it's dried out a bit. If it's experiencing these sun allergy symptoms, fatigue will set in as the body tries to rehydrate itself. The best thing to do when this happens is keep plenty of liquids on hand. Make sure it's something like Gatorade, and not too cold when it's being utilized. Remember, these symptoms occurred because of hours in the sun, so it's going to take hours to occur.

Experiencing headaches from day to day is nothing new for most people. However, when a headache comes along after sun allergy the difference is monumental. This is mostly due to the other sun allergy symptoms the body is having at the same time. Probably the most unfortunate part is that it could actually cause other issues like nausea and vomiting, which will get to in a moment.

Nausea and Vomiting

These two symptoms go hand in hand and can really make the road to healing a long one. If this is occurring, then it's definitely sun poisoning and severe cases should go to either the doctor's office or the emergency room. This is one of the reasons why the fluids that are being taken should be cool, but not too cold. It could upset your stomach more and create more vomiting in the process.

The last two sun poisoning symptoms we provided are usually caused by the dizziness that sets in throughout the evening. If this is the case, sleep is usually the best regimen. Keep in mind though that you need to sleep on the sheets, and without any sort of irritating cloth on the bed. A couch is definitely not the place to be lying when trying to heal the sun poisoning.

Fever

If it's getting too severe, the sun allergy will bring on a fever. These can reach as high as 105, so if it starts to occur, head to the family physician or ER. This is an extreme stage and many other medical problems can occur if the fever isn't controlled. The hospital will usually hook a sun poisoning sufferer up to an IV and replenish the body at a faster rate.

The Overall Treatment

When it comes to sun allergy, there isn't one specific treatment that is going to solve the problem. If the body is blistered, be sure not to pop any of them because doing so could cause infection. Just keep everything clean and if the pain is bearable, take some over-the-counter painkillers to relieve some it. In the meantime, keep a healthy dose of fluids ready, because the next few days are going to be tough to bear. Top.

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