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  • Cool the affected area with clean towels, cloths or gauze dipped in cool water or take a cool bath or shower.

  • Take aspirin, acetaminophen, ibuprofen or naproxen sodium for pain and/or headache and to reduce fever. Note: Do not give aspirin or any medication that has salicylates to anyone 19 years of age or younger unless a doctor tells you to.

  • Use an over-the-counter topical steroid cream such as Cortaid if the pain lasts.

  • Rest in a cool, quiet room. Find a comfortable position.

  • Drink plenty of water.

  • Don't use local anesthetic creams or sprays that numb pain such as Benzocaine or Lidocaine. If you must use them, only use a little because they cause allergic reactions in some people.

  • Put sunscreen on and cover sunburned skin when you go in the sun again so you don't get burned more.

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