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Red Blotchy Patches On Cheeks, Chin, Forehead. Not Used Any New Cosmetics. Any Quick Remedy?

I woke up, this morning, with red, blotchy patches on my face - mainly on my cheeks, but a few on my chin and forehead . I haven t used any new lotions, soaps, laundry detergents or cleansers. I am not stressed out or on any medication other than OTC migraine meds; which I have taken for the past 10 years. I have a job interview tomorrow and would appreciate a swift response, if possible. Thank you, in advance, for your assistance!
Mon, 19 Aug 2013
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Did you expose yourself excessively to sunlight recently. It could be a mild sunburn looking at the distribution. You can keep cold compresses several times today. Apply a sunscreen in the mornings after cold compresses.
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Red Blotchy Patches On Cheeks, Chin, Forehead. Not Used Any New Cosmetics. Any Quick Remedy?

Hello, Welcome to healthcare magic Did you expose yourself excessively to sunlight recently. It could be a mild sunburn looking at the distribution. You can keep cold compresses several times today. Apply a sunscreen in the mornings after cold compresses. Hope this helped Take care