Am I going to get skin cancer?

I’m naturally light-haired, light-skinned, and have greenish-blue eyes.
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rnnWhen I was young, I got some sunburns, but no extreme, blistering ones. I didn't go out much in the sun as a teen and young adult; didn't like it. Got most of my sun in the last 20 years.
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rnnHave been diagnosed, in the past, with squamous cell skin cancer, had a benign growth removed.
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rnnI just got extensively sunburned, after swimming for half an hour.
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rnnMy problem is that I can't wear any sunscreen–it all makes my eyes burn, even the stuff for babies.
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rnnHelp?

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I would definitely tell your doctor about this. Because of your light skin and frequent outdoor activities without using sunscreen, you are putting yourself at higher risk for skin cancer. Is it possible that you can put sunscreen on your legs and arms and not your face if it bothers your eyes? If not, ask your physician if there are any special sunscreens you can use. Otherwise I would suggest going outside with a hat, sunglasses, and long-sleeved (but light) clothing, such as a sundress. Also, when you go swimming, try to wear a bathing suit that will cover most of your body or wear a wetsuit. That should help minimize your skin's exposure to the Sun. Finally, it is important to not spend a lot of time in the Sun if you don't wear sunscreen. Try to spend time indoors or in the shade during the summer.

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Gee your not having to much fun in summer
rnnTime to ask to see a skin specialists I think there might be a cream that can be made up for you,in the mean time stay away from perfumed creams

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You could be alergic to the sun.
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rnnDon't go in the sun anymore. It's not healthy, and yes it is possible for u to get cancer again.

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