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Dr. Nezafati warns that common drugs and lotions can increase sun sensitivity, potentially worsening UV damage.
Common drugs and lotions can increase sun sensitivity, potentially worsening harm caused by sunlight exposure, warns Dr. Kaveh Nezafati from UT Southwestern Medical Center.
Medications like hydrochlorothiazide, antibiotics ciprofloxacin and doxycycline, and some beauty products can weaken the skin's protection against ultraviolet rays.
To minimize risks, use at least 30 SPF sunscreen under makeup and be aware of potential reactions from citrus juice exposure.
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El Dr. Nezafati advierte que las drogas y lociones comunes pueden aumentar la sensibilidad solar, potencialmente empeorando el daño UV.