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My friends daughter is alergic to the sun. what is this condition called?
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Depends: "Allergy to the sun" may refer to any number of conditions that are worsened by sun exposure -- typically when a rash occurs as a result of sun exposure. Multiple options are available. Make appointment with pediatrician or request a referral to a pediatric dermatologist for examination and treatment plan.
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