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What are the Signs of Sunburn in Children?

Sunburn can manifest as red, painful skin that is warm to the touch. Severe sunburns can cause blisters, swelling, headache, fever, and fatigue. It is essential to monitor for these signs and take immediate action if sunburn occurs.

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