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My three year old's face is swollen after being in the sun yesterday. is that common?
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Yes: He got too much sun as well as a possible wind burn. It is important that you pit sunscreen on his exposed areas as well as he should wear a hat with a peak to keep the sun off his face his face will heal by using amoisturizer on.
Answered 5/4/2013
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