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January 07, 2009  
EDUCATION CENTER: Symptoms

Clinical Overview
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    First-Degree Burn (Superficial Burn)

    Symptoms
    First-degree burns are red or pink in color, and may be mildly swollen. The skin is dry and without blisters. The skin feels raw and tender. Sunburn is the most common kind of first-degree burn.

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