What should I do if my child gets burned?

Look at the burned area first, rinse the burned area immediately with cold water to reduce pain, or apply a scald ointment. If severe, take to the hospital immediately.

After the child is burned, the injured part of the child should be put into a running water source to rinse, and stabilize the child's mood, after rinsing can apply some burn ointment, if the burn area is large, it is recommended to seek medical attention immediately.

The baby's burned parts, if there are clothes covered, parents should not be in a hurry to take off the baby's clothes, in order to avoid tearing the clothes and blisters, after treating with cold water, parents should slowly use scissors to cut the clothes at the scalded area to avoid the scalded parts and clothes sticking together.

The treatment method of children's burns is roughly the same as that of adults, after the scald, first use cold water to shower, and then go to the hospital for wound treatment, drugs**, etc., and the specific measures need to be judged according to the child's scalds.

1. Cool water shower: After the scald, the scald part should be immediately rinsed under cold water, or directly soaked in cold water, which can quickly reduce the surface temperature and reduce the continuous damage of residual heat to the first place. It also has a certain analgesic effect, which can control the further expansion of the scald range, but the water flow of the shower is not easy to be too large, so as not to cause secondary injury to **;

2. Wound treatment: If there are skin lesions, in order to avoid infection, it is necessary to use iodophor to disinfect the local area. If the child's scald area is large and deep, and local blisters appear, it is necessary to use a sterile syringe to extract the liquid in the blister, and then bandage, generally smaller blisters do not need to be treated, and the body can absorb them on their own.

It is recommended to go to the hospital and be operated by a medical professional;

3. Drugs**: Commonly used drugs for scalding include Jingwanhong ointment, moist burn ointment, recombinant human epidermal growth factor gel, etc., which can be applied locally**, and children with skin lesions can take amoxicillin, roxithromycin and other drugs under the guidance of doctors to prevent infection.

Use cold running water (tap water is sufficient) to irrigate the wound. The goal is to cool down and reduce heat damage. But don't use ice cubes, as it can lead to worsening of local pain or the danger of hypothermia or even shock.

After enough time, gently remove the clothes from the affected area. Timely removal of clothes can avoid continuous damage of residual heat, and when it is difficult to take off, you can use scissors to cut the clothes. However, if the clothing is already heavily adhered to, do not take it off hard, otherwise it may be torn off along with the belt meat.

When the child is burned, the first thing should be quickly cooled, rinse the scalded part with running cold water, if it is some inconvenient to flush the part, you can use a wet towel to alternately cool down the child and reduce the degree of injury. It can be applied locally with edible oil or safflower oil, all kinds of scald cream, no need to bandage. Second-degree burns should not cut off the epidermis of the blisters, the epidermis should be retained as much as possible, and after disinfection, local edible oil or safflower oil, various scald ointments, can be bandaged.

The temperature of the water must not be too cold, and it is resolutely not possible to use ice and ice water to cool down, which will seriously damage the ** and affect the healing speed of the wound. In the same way, you can't use too fast water. There was once a mother who was too anxious and the faucet was turned on too much, and the high-speed running water broke the blisters on the **, aggravating the injury.

Appliances that are easy to heat at home, such as electric heaters, electric irons, and other household appliances, should not be touched by children during use to prevent burns.

If it is only a slight first-degree burn or soup injury, we can also use the medicine directly. After cooling, you can apply burn ointment to the wound, if you don't have a spare ointment at home, you can use some daily necessities around you instead. To reduce pain, soap can be applied, or baking soda can be used topically, and timely heat dissipation can reduce the severity of pain or burns.

until the wound is painless. Then apply comfrey oil or burn ointment. If there is redness, swelling and blisters on the burned area, parents should cover the wound with clean clothes (do not break the blisters) and rush to the hospital**.

If the child has burns, the first step is to cut the burned part of the child's clothes with scissors to expose the **, if the child has peeled off the skin to soak the child's ** in cold water, so as to reduce the degree of burns as much as possible and minimize the severity of the burns.

First need to rinse the scald area with cold water, but avoid rubbing it with your hands, and you need to take off the child's clothes, if there are blisters, you can use scissors to cut the clothes, and at the same time be sure to avoid wiping the child's scald surface with a towel, and then soak the scald part in cold water, so that the pain will be reduced. Then go to a regular hospital for a detailed examination in time

After being burned, you should immediately go to the faucet and boil cold water for 10 to 20 minutes, which can greatly relieve the pain and reduce the injury, and then use ice cubes or wet towels to apply cold compresses to this will be much better.

If the child is burned, the first time should be rinsed with cold water to cool down the burned part and then seek medical attention in time, if there is clothing to cover, be sure not to tear off the clothes, otherwise it is easy to cause secondary injury.

The first word: rush.

Regardless of the size of the scald, parents should rinse the burned area with running water immediately after the child is burned for at least 10 minutes. Because this can effectively reduce the heat of the local surface, so that the wound can cool down quickly and reduce the formation of scars.

The second word: take off.

After rinsing the baby's wound with water, parents should remove the child's clothes to check the injury. However, it should be noted that when taking off the child's clothes, the action must be gentle, and the child's clothes cannot be torn indiscriminately because of panic, otherwise it is easy to rub the wound of the burned part, so that the parents will burn the **. Harm.

In addition, if you find that your child's wound is stuck to the clothes, then I recommend that parents should use scissors to cut the child's clothes so that they will not cause damage to the wound.

The third word: bubble.

Soaking your child's burned area in cold water for 10 minutes can effectively reduce pain. However, if the local wound is relatively large, or the child is still relatively young, then the child should not be immersed in it for too long, so as not to delay the time.

However, if your child has burns all over the body or extensively, it is best to let your child cool down in a bathtub with clothes on. If you don't have a bathtub at home, you can also wrap your child's whole body in a soaked towel to cool down. Or if the child has a burned face, then it is difficult to rinse with running water, so at this time mothers can wrap ice cubes in a clean towel and stick to the burned area to cool.

The fourth word: cover.

After cooling the scalded area, parents need to cover the scalded area with a clean towel or plastic wrap to avoid infection of the wound.

The fifth word: send.

For children's burns, generally the degree of free burns is relatively light (only **epidermal burns, no blisters, redness and swelling) can be dealt with by themselves. For other cases of burns, I recommend that parents should send their children to the nearest hospital for further treatment.