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A member asked:
I have sunburn on my face with lots of very small blisters on it. my face is also swollen, is this from the sunburn or a reaction to something else?
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Could be either.: You should see your doctor. It could be from the sunburn, since you do have a 2nd degree burn (blistering), but if there is also a lot of swelling, you could be reacting to something else. I recommend that you get seen by your doctor to determine the cause.
Answered 9/10/2014
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