Sunburn

• are you looking for something for yourself?

• what symptoms have you been experiencing - can i take a look

• how long are the symptoms been present

• have u experienced this before

• have u tried anything to treat this

• do u have any medical conditions or have you had any medical conditions

• are u taking any medications or any vitamins or supplements at the moment

• do u have any allergies

• To pick the best treatment for you or since your going to be touching this product is there a possibility that you may be pregnant or breastfeeding?

WHAMMA PB

• does it feel itchy

• can i have a look

• have you experienced by burning

• is it painful when you touch it

• is the skin peeling

symptom based questions

• is there any bleeding or pus

• is there any blistering

• is it only on this area of the body or is it widespread

• have you experienced any headache, fever or nausea

• do you feel dizzy

referral questions

• do you wear sunscreen when going out

• have you been using a tanning bed

• have you been going to the beach alot lately

trigger questions

• I believe you have a sunburn

• this is usually caused by exposure to UV rays from the sun which damages the skin barrier causing inflammatory response it cause the skin to turn a bright red rash on the skin

• this causes red rash across the skin, only effecting the parts of the skin which have been exposed to the sun, which can be quite painful

• this is usually caused by not wearing sunscreen, especially when going to places that have alot of sun, such as beaches, also includes tanning bed which uses UV rays to tan the skin

• do you have any preferences for treatment

NELT

• based on your preferences:

• use aloe vera, cooling gel or a light moisture which will help to cool the skin and repair the moisture of the skin

• local anasethetics 2-4 times a day to unbroken skin this will help to relieve pain

• hydrocortisone twice a day for 7 days to unbroken skin to help relieve inflammation and irritation

• you can add a cold compress to the red areas, to help with the inflammation, drinking water to prevent hydration, moisture the skin with a light lotion or aloe vera based lotion can be cooling, avoid oil based as it can burn the skin

• i would recommned visiting the doctor if you start to experience nausea, vomiting, bleeding, any pus, dizzniness or fever

• avoid picking at the blister as it can cause an infection and allow them to heal

• stay out of the sun to prevent the unaffected skin from becoming damaged

• does this make sense and does it seem possible

IDARL