Patient's question:
Yesterday, your baby accidentally spilled hot water and burned her hand. It's a bit red but doesn't have any blisters. She's very worried, so I wanted to ask, what should one do when a child gets burned?Doctor's answer:
In case of burns, continue rinsing with cold water to effectively relieve blisters. If the situation is not severe, you can apply some burn cream for treatment. It is important to keep your hands clean and hygienic and to avoid letting the burned area come into contact with water. The diet should be light.Hello, when the entire skin is damaged, fibrous connective tissue will proliferate, forming a hard, irregular scar edge, similar to a crab claw or a centipede. It is recommended that patients maintain skin cleanliness and avoid spicy and irritating foods. They can be treated with antiviral medications and anti-inflammatory and analgesic drugs.