How can I treat smaller burns?

Small burns, sometimes called the first degree burns or smaller burns of the second degree, are most evident because they are the most painful at the beginning. Heavy burns cause so much skin and nerve damage under the skin that they may not even hurt at first. When they recover, they may hurt later, but if you notice a significant burns that do not hurt and it is a pure white color, and if it covers a large area of ​​space on the skin, it is at least a second degree burns and requires treatment of medical profession. First, do not use ice for burns, as it can damage the skin tissue. Instead, for the treatment of small burns, you can either run cold water through combustion, if possible, or soak the burnt area in cold water. You should plan the use of running water for at least 2-3 minutes, or plan to soak the burnt area for about five minutes. You can repeat this a few minutes later if the burns remain comfortable.

For small burns, a little soaked can be everything you need. If you have burned a little more of your skin, say, for example, the tip of your finger, many people treat small burns by applying aloe vera gel after soaking. Do not use oils or oil jelly or cover butter burns. This tends to act as a sealant and increases the amount of heat you feel and is in fact worried about you. You may also want to treat small burns with a little antibiotic cream, some of which have local painkillers. Cover the burn in a bandage or gauze.

If you need to treat small burns that resulted in blisters, do not smell blisters. Simply follow the above steps. If large blisters develop, it is most likely a more serious burns. You should probably see a doctor, especially if the burns do not hurt.

Sometimes, when you treat smaller burns, you may notice a blisterdevelops per day or two. Simply monitor them on any signs of infection, such as swelling in place, yellow or green pus coming out of burns or increasing pain. Burns are vulnerable to infection, so it is important to maintain burns covered and clean at all times.

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