They look like water blisters but they are oozing out a yellow liquid and it when she woke up this morning it had crusted up. I put aloe gel on it. What else can I do and does she need to see a doctor about this? Thanks
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Q: My daughter got sun burned really bad and has blisters all over her face and forehead.
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4/28/09 11:30am
Hi, I'm going through the same situation with my child. I would contact my Pediatrician first, if possible. I have been in contact with my pediatrician and they have recommended Solorcaine, and Motrin. Also, try to keep them hydrated and try cool baths but not cold, since the affected area is her head cool compresses. Try not to rub but pat the area. Hope this helps....Trey's Mom.
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