07
Oct
Caring For Burns. Burns of the face hands and feet should always be considered a significant injury although this may exclude sunburn. Fluid filled blisters protect against infection. Though butter has been used as a home remedy do not use it on any burn. Gently wash the burn with warm soapy water.
This helps prevent drying and provides relief. You may need to soak the bandage in water before you remove it so it will not stick to your wound. Usually a first degree or a mild second degree burn can be treated at home. When handling a minor burn it is important you follow specific steps. For a mild burn put the skin in cold water for 5 to 10 minutes. Remove rings or other tight items from the burned area.
This helps prevent drying and provides relief.
Once a burn is completely cooled apply a lotion such as one that contains aloe vera or a moisturizer. Treatment depends upon the type of burn. The appropriate treatment for a burn patient depends upon the severity of the burn. Use a mild soap and water to cleanse affected area. Fluid filled blisters protect against infection. Thoroughly wash hands using antibacterial soap.