As the weather gets hotter, many people have to take precautions when they go out. A girl named Ruby Brewer in the UK made a mistake, and she and her friends attended the "Love High" music festival in Grindelwald Square in East Sussex, and without sunscreen or physical sun protection, Ruby's face was swollen and her eyes could hardly be opened, like sloth in the movie "The Goonies". In this regard, Ruby used his own personal experience to warn everyone that in the summer heat, it is best to apply thick sunscreen when going out.
Ruby said that he originally thought that the moisturizer also had a certain sun protection function, but he did not expect that the sweat under the high temperature washed away everything, exposing his skin directly to the hot sun. Two days after the festival ended, Ruby woke up to find her face swollen and swollen at least twice as large. At first, she thought it was caused by an allergy, so she rushed to the hospital in an emergency to try to reduce the swelling through infusion. It took a full three days for Ruby's face to return to its normal size. After recalling her painful experiences, she thought she might have suffered from a severe sunburn condition known as "sun poisoning."
Ruby said: "On that very day, I woke up and found my eyes closed. Fumbling to the bathroom, looking at myself in the mirror, the face plate is so big, the whole person is confused at that time. My face was at least twice as big, my eyes could only open a slit, my skin was red and speckled, and I had rashes on my arms and neck — wasn't this the sloth in Shippo? Even like a chipmunk, this huge cheek. ”
According to Ruby' recollection, on the day of the festival, although he spent a whole day in the hot sun, there was no discomfort at that time, and his neck was a little itchy until the next day. Two days later, she woke up to find that she could not fully open her eyes and her face had become exceptionally swollen. After going to the hospital, Ruby was treated for an allergic reaction, but neither the mother nor she herself could determine the allergen.
Ruby said: "After coming home from the hospital, I repeatedly stressed to my mother that it was definitely not because of an allergy to something I had eaten, but I always needed to find out the truth of the matter. So I started searching the Internet for 'sun allergies' and found that people who had been severely sunburned were much the same as mine. At this time, I was also relieved - the reason was found. Of course, thanks to the doctor's timely rescue, it only took me three days to get back to normal. It's just that right now it feels like the skin is dry and super itchy, and it feels really scary to touch it like a scale. I'm scared of the sun right now. ”
As her skin gradually recovers, Ruby says she now wears 50x index sunscreen every day, a pain she never wants to experience a second time. "I'm fine with myself now, I'm wearing 50 times more sunscreen and then putting on makeup, and I have to carry a bottle of sunscreen spray with me every time I go out. To share my own experience here, I would like to remind everyone that the summer is really sunny, do not think that you have not been sunburned before. I never thought this would happen to me. ”