How to deal with blisters after burns How to deal with blisters after burns

In daily life, people often come into contact with some hot things, and if they are not careful, they will get burned. After being burned, not only will there be red spots and blisters, but sometimes there will also be blisters. What should we do at this time? Burns are divided into many different situations in life, and the treatment methods after they occur are also different. Next, I will take you to understand, and also tell you how to deal with blisters after burns.

How to deal with burns

1. The most important thing to do after a scald is to lower the skin temperature. Whether it is scalded by boiling water or steam, the injured part should be placed directly under the tap and rinsed with cold water. This can lower the temperature of the skin of the injured part, reduce further damage to the skin, and relieve the pain after the scald.

2. In daily life, if burns occur and the burned area is covered with clothes, you must take correct treatment methods. Do not tear off the clothes blindly, because the clothes may be stuck to the skin at this time. If you forcibly peel them off, the skin will be torn. The best way to deal with it is to cool it down with cold water first, then cut the clothes with scissors, and finally slowly remove the clothes from the injured area to avoid secondary damage to the injured area.

3. After being scalded, use cold water to cool down and relieve pain. If the injury is not serious, you can directly apply an appropriate amount of burn ointment, and then wrap the wound with clean gauze to prevent the wound from getting wet and not expose the wound to direct sunlight. Change the dressing once a day and use it continuously for 5 to 6 days, and the wound will heal.

How to deal with blisters after burns

1. If there are only a few blisters on the burned area, you can use a sterilized needle to prick the blisters, then apply an appropriate amount of burn ointment, and keep the injured area dry and clean. The injured area will heal after a few days.

2. If the patient has a large area of ​​scald in life, and the blisters are large and many, then you can't blindly prick the blisters. You can apply burn cream or other skin repair drugs under the guidance of a doctor, and try to let the skin digest the blisters on the surface of the skin by itself, so as to prevent the wound from getting infected. If you blindly prick all the large area of ​​blisters after the burn, it is easy to cause bacterial infection, and it is not conducive to the healing of the wound. In severe cases, it will leave scars on the skin surface.