Children and particularly fair-skinned people or those who have sun sensitivity for medical reasons need to take extra precautions.

Answer: There are several medications that can lead to photosensitivity, or sun sensitivity.

Penicillin is not on the list for sun sensitivity.

People with HIV are among the most likely group to experience sun sensitivity to drugs.

There are dozens of medications and over-the-counter drugs that can cause sun sensitivity.

Other medications may also increase your sun sensitivity.

Canthaxanthin is also used to reduce sun sensitivity caused by certain medications.

It might protect against sun sensitivity through antioxidant activity.

Talk to the doctor about antibiotics and sun sensitivity.

The drug has side effects, which can include sun sensitivity, fungal infections and its own form of diarrhea.