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Sun Poisoning Unveiled: What Is Sun Poisoning and How to Protect Your Skin

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Who is at Risk? Factors and Medications

While anyone can get sunburned, certain factors can increase the risk of developing sun poisoning. People with fair skin, light-colored hair, and blue or green eyes are more susceptible to sunburn and sun poisoning. Additionally, individuals with a history of sunburns or previous episodes of sun poisoning are at higher risk. Certain medications and medical conditions, such as photosensitivity caused by certain antibiotics or autoimmune disorders, can also make individuals more vulnerable to sun poisoning.

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