I was burned by soup when I was a child, and now I m almost an adult, I want to ask everyone if this

Hello! Let me tell you clearly: once a scar has formed, there is no single drug in the world that can remove it; Haven't you seen the TV of Health & Life**Expert Doctors Analyzing **Scars Live**?

1. The scar initially changes over time, and the effect of metabolism will be reduced, but it will be fixed after a certain time, and the only way is that the surgical laser is the most effective. If it can be removed, do you need a hospital to do it?

2. What aloe vera, lavender essential oil, vitamin C, massage, including scar patches and scar plasters, etc., only have a role in relieving the scar, and cannot remove the scar, and the degree of relief can only be determined according to the nature and status of the scar.

3. Small scars that are not in important parts (such as the face) are not recommended to be treated, and they do not affect the city's appearance. Hehe! I also have a scar on my forearm? I'm afraid of being sinned and haven't gone yet. Actually, I love beauty too!

4. If you want to do it, you can go to a regular hospital to do it. Don't believe other home remedies and medicines, many of them are copied on the Internet, and they are all lies! Not to mention spending money in vain, people suffer great crimes, and in the end it is still ineffective.

What's more, my father is still a doctor, believe me, that's right! Wishing you health and happiness!

A bit pricey. Only skin grafting can be done.

The burns have been for more than ten years, and even if they are not cured, they should be cured. You may be referring to how to get rid of scars, you can try it, if the effect is more severe, it is difficult to say.

When I was a child, I was burned by fire, and my face was left with some white, can I use any ointment to wipe it well?

Generally speaking, as long as you are burned, immediately flush the affected area with cold water as soon as possible, there will be no major problems, and it may not help you, but it can also play a certain role in encountering similar problems in the future.

Classification of burns:

First-degree burns, the lightest burns, only damage the surface layer, with local mild redness and swelling, no blisters, and obvious pain.

Second-degree burns, moderate burns, not only damage the epidermis, but also hurt the ** middle layer, with blisters, and obvious pain.

Third-degree burns, the most severe burns, damage to the subcutaneous, fat, and muscles, gray or reddish-brown, and even black and zoom, may not be painful due to nerve damage. Your rice noodle burn falls somewhere between a first-degree burn and a second-degree burn.

Whether it's a boiled water burn, a rice noodle soup burn, or a steam burn, rinsing immediately with cool water can also reduce the severity of the burn. If the wound does not open, soak for about 10 minutes. If the wound has been opened, it should not be bothered to avoid infection.

If there are blisters at the scald, whether to break the specific problem should be analyzed, generally do not break, so as not to leave scars, but sometimes the blisters are larger or the blisters in the joints are more likely to be damaged, then they need to be punctured with a disinfectant needle, it is quite painful after the puncture, and it is necessary to be mentally prepared, if the blisters have been broken, you need to use a disinfectant cotton swab to wipe off the liquid flowing out of the blisters. You can first apply some ** scald ointment such as scald ointment on the scalded area, and then bandage it with clean gauze, untie the gauze two days later, check the wound, if it improves, you should continue to apply some ointment, and then bandage. Burns usually heal within two weeks, but if you notice an infection at the wound, you should see a doctor immediately**.

The scald area should be avoided from direct sunlight, the wound after bandaging should not touch the water, and the burned part should not be moved too much, so as to avoid the wound rubbing with gauze and increase the healing time of the wound. It's better not to see the wind. The speed of scalding depends on factors such as the size of the injury and the degree of burn, as well as whether it is infected.

Handled properly, of course good and fast.

Precautions: Do not use ice cubes to apply cold compresses to the wound, so as not to worsen the broken ** wound due to the low temperature.

Do not apply toothpaste immediately after burning, toothpaste will make ** heat nowhere to dissipate, can only spread deep into the subcutaneous tissue, thus causing a deeper layer of damage.

Do not use soy sauce ** wounds, first of all, soy sauce does not have ** function, and secondly, the color of soy sauce will affect the doctor's diagnosis.

Cool down with cold water or soy sauce in time to relieve burns, and then apply trauma medicines such as Jingwanhong and safflower oil. It's completely good in a few days.

The treatment of scalds should be scientific, don't believe in folk prescriptions. First, when burning, a large amount of water should be rinsed to cool down, so that the degree of scalding is reduced. Second, the genus.

After a burn, a plaster containing oil and anti-inflammatory drugs should be applied to the affected area, which is to keep it moist, reduce inflammation, and facilitate cell recovery. Wash and change dressings every day. Ordinary burn cream in pharmacies will do.

Do not use folk prescriptions. Third, scalds are different from other traumatic injuries, and the wound infection will be swollen and painful after two days, so you must pay attention to anti-inflammatory. The recovery from scald injuries is slower than that of ordinary traumatic injuries, taking more than half a month.

Fourth, if the scald is severe, it is necessary to go to the hospital to combine infusion. Under the doctor's main system**. Scald treatment is not complicated, but it takes longer.

Don't be clever and listen to remedies.

Don't fool around! When you go to the hospital, the grease only serves to soften the surface, and if you don't get it right, you will get infected, so go to the hospital.

If it's serious, it's better to go to the hospital for treatment! Not severe can be used with aloe vera.

Aloe vera, pain relief is fast, and no scars!

It works especially well with Perfect Aloe Vera Gel, but you have to buy it at a professional Perfect Shop.

It's with mutton fat, yes, I used to have a lot of burns, very big, just use mutton fat to wipe it. Now the scar is also smaller.

It should be the most useful oil boiled with rats. You can try.

Aloe vera, especially wild aloe vera, ** decoction, scarring.

When I was burned, I used ice to hold down the burned area for the first time. After 5 or 6 minutes, the hand is completely gone. None of them turn red.

Everything else is fake, aloe vera is real.

I don't understand anything else, but when I get better, I buy aloe vera gel to wipe it, it doesn't leave scars, and it works very well.

Thatch, burned to ashes, put sesame oil.

It's okay if the area is not large, it's quite effective, and if it's serious, you have to go to the doctor.

My village specializes in ** private ointment, if you are willing to pay the postage, I will mail it to you!

I heard that it is not easy to get scars after smearing some vinegar, I hope it can help you.

Don't eat ginger, garlic, vinegar, sauce and the like because even if you eat it, it will leave a scar, wait for it to recover for a while, don't blindly use medicine first, you can use some anti-inflammatory to see.

Don't eat spicy food, you must go to the hospital if it concerns your face. My sister fell on her face and didn't eat food with soy sauce for a year.

Go buy scald cream, don't eat soy sauce, ginger during the recovery period, otherwise you will leave a scar.

When a piece of epidermal cells dies, it will basically leave a scar.

Is your face restored? Are there any scars?

1) Secondary epilepsy: refers to acquired factors, various brain diseases (more than 10 categories) that affect cerebral metabolism; 2) Primary epilepsy: refers to epilepsy that has no causative cause except for genetic factors; 3) Symptomatic epilepsy:

Age-related is not as good as primary epilepsy, more definite **, relatively more seizures, and even a continuum of epilepticism, abnormal background activity on electroencephalogram examination, positive signs of the nervous system and imaging abnormalities, and some patients have psychomotor disorders and intellectual abnormalities; 4) Cryptogenic epilepsy: refers to the existing conventional examination methods that cannot find the lesions, with the progress of the examination methods, the introduction of professional examination equipment to check and clarify the first lesions; 5) Idiopathic epilepsy: the onset of the disease is age-related, the onset of children and adolescents, the seizures are rare, the examination is normal, and there is a tendency to self-heal before and after puberty.

I'm the same as you, I had one seizure when I was a kid and haven't had it for more than twenty years. Unfortunately, today my child also had epilepsy symptoms, is my child like me, will he still have seizures?