What should I do if my hands are burned? What should I do if my hands get hot?

The first step we do is to remove the hand from the heat source, and then go to the running water to quickly rinse and cool down, or use this low temperature object to cool down locally, and then according to the area and degree of the hand burn, we decide to use different methods to deal with it.

If we accidentally burn our hands by high-temperature objects in our daily life and work, we will have burns to our hands at this time. If the burn is very mild and small, we can heal on its own by cooling it and disinfecting it locally.

Then, if there is a large area, or there are blisters, and the pain is more severe, then you need to go to the hospital to be cleaned, disinfected, and bandaged by a doctor. There is a special situation, if we are wearing gloves and are burned, that is, remember not to take off the gloves directly, after cooling, then cut the gloves and slowly remove.

1.Cool down and dissipate heat.

After being burned, it will feel very stinging and burning, this is because there is still a lot of residual heat in the burned area of the hand, if you don't cool down and dissipate heat quickly, then the residual heat will enter a deeper level, so that the burn will be more serious. At this time, it is necessary to cool down and dissipate heat to relieve this stinging sensation. First of all, use the usual liquor or the rice water washed for the second time to rinse the scalded epidermis, or use sterilized gauze to dip some liquor and apply it to the burned area, so as to achieve the effect of cooling, and absorbing residual heat can effectively relieve the pain of the scald and prevent the wound from blistering.

3.Blister treatment.

If your hands are blistered after being scalded with boiling water, then you need to pick up the blisters. If it is a small blister, you can use a sterilized needle to pick it up and drain the water inside. If it is a large blister, you can use sterilizing scissors to cut a small opening to drain the water.

This is because if you don't pick the blister, the wound will suppurate and become infected. The wound cannot absorb the drug quickly, which is extremely unfavorable to the wound recovery. It is important to note that after the blister is punctured with a tool, the skin should not be moved, as it protects the wound from inflammation and infection.

4.Wound medicine:

If the blisters are punctured, a special scald medicine can be applied to the wound. If you don't have a spare burn medicine at home, you can apply aloe vera juice to the wound to relieve the pain. It is not recommended to bandage after applying the medicine, and if it must be bandaged, choose sterilized gauze.

Remember not to wrap it too tightly and too thickly, because the wound needs to be ventilated to heal faster.

5.If the burned hand is large, treat the wound quickly and then send it to the hospital for treatment.

After being burned, it should be cooled immediately, either by flushing it under the tap or by applying an ice pack. Scald cream can be applied topically**. If the blister is large, it can be punctured with a sterile needle tip and then sterilized.

First-degree burns should immediately soak the wound in cold water for "cooling**", it has the effect of cooling, reducing residual heat damage, reducing swelling, relieving pain, preventing blistering, etc.

Cooling for about 30 minutes will completely relieve the pain. Egg whites or kaleido oil or burn ointment are then applied to the burned area, so that it only takes 3 to 5 days to heal on its own.

It should be noted that this "cooling**" should be carried out immediately after the burn, if it is soaked in cold water after 5 minutes, it can only have a pain-relieving effect, and it cannot guarantee that there will be no blisters, because the residual heat of the scalding within 5 minutes will continue to damage the skin.

If the burn is not a hand or foot and the wound cannot be soaked in water for "cooling**", the injured area can be wrapped in a towel, and then water is poured on the towel, which may be more effective.

Second-degree burns** are mainly anti-infective, analgesic, and promote epithelial tissue healing. After routine debridement, disinfect the wound and its surroundings with iodophor cotton balls, wipe them clean with saline cotton balls, and give ** new solution-soaked gauze to coat the wound, cover with oil gauze, sterile gauze and bandage packs. The letter shirt is positive.

The use of new liquid for scald wounds is light, the healing time is short, the pigmentation after healing is slight, it is easy to use, moderate, easy for patients to accept, and it has important significance for clinical use.

Third-degree burnsFor patients with third-degree burns, they should be immediately bandaged with clean sheets or clothes to avoid contamination and re-injury.

The hand, which is part of the front end of the arm of a human or other primate. It is composed of five fingers and the palm of the hand, which is mainly used to grasp and hold things, and the two hands are symmetrical and mirror each other.

In addition to being born with a defect or hyperplasia, most people have a left hand and a right hand, each with five fingers, including the index finger, middle finger, ring finger, little finger (also known as tail finger) with three segments, and a thumb with only two segments, but it is also possible to have a sixth finger at birth. The tips of the five fingers have nails, and each has a long and short length, and is longer than the end of the palm.

The center of the palm is called the collapse or palm, and there are palm lines in the palm. Palm prints deepen over time, so older people will always have deeper palm prints than newborn babies. The palm of the hand and the finger side have fingerprints, but the back of the hand does not have.

Hands are scalded by oil should be quickly soaked in cold water, and then rinsed to neutralize the heat, if the scalding is light, rinsing is more timely, generally will not have serious consequences, if the scalding area is relatively large, the contact time is longer, there will be blisters.

The blisters need to be treated in the hospital, if it is a large bubble, you can go to the foaming liquid, and then apply a scald ointment topically, and some wet compresses. Some areas have a high percentage of total body volume and may require hospitalization because of secondary infections that can occur after burns. There are drugs to prevent infection, drugs to rehydrate, and drugs to replace electrolytes.

There are also some drugs for topical care, such as Baiduobang or seaweed oil, which have the best care drugs.

Scalding is a common accidental injury that can lead to serious consequences if left untreated. Here are some "home remedies" that may worsen your condition:

1.Apply ice to the wound: While ice can reduce pain and swelling, applying ice to a scalded wound can make the wound more severe, as ice can freeze the wound more, leading to tissue damage.

2.Smear wounds with toothpaste: Toothpaste contains fluoride and other chemicals that can cause wound infections and aggravate the condition.

3.Smear wounds with egg whites: Egg whites contain bacteria that can cause wound infections and aggravate the condition.

If the condition is delayed after the burn, it may cause the following serious consequences:

1.Infection: If left untreated, the wound may become infected, leading to symptoms such as pain and fever.

2.Scarring: If the burn is not treated in time, it may lead to the formation of scars, which can affect the appearance.

3.Permanent damage: If the burn is severe, it can lead to permanent damage that affects quality of life.

Therefore, if symptoms such as pain, redness, swelling, and blisters appear after a burn, you should take the correct treatment method in time, such as rinsing the wound with cold water, applying anti-inflammatory ointment, etc., and avoid using "home remedies" to aggravate the condition. If symptoms are severe, you should seek medical attention promptly. The correct way to deal with it includes:

1.Rinse the wound with cold water: Rinsing the wound with cold running water can reduce pain and swelling while also cleaning the wound.

2.Apply anti-inflammatory creams: Applying anti-inflammatory creams can prevent infection and promote wound healing.

3.Don't tear the blister: If a blister appears after a burn, don't tear the blister, as the blister protects the wound from infection.

4.Keep resting: After a burn, you should stay rested and avoid strenuous exercise and activity to avoid aggravating the condition.

If the burn is severe, prompt medical attention should be sought out, including:

1.Second-degree burns: If the burn area is large, or if symptoms such as blisters and pain occur, you should seek medical attention promptly.

2.Third-degree burns: If the burn is severe and there are symptoms such as charring and necrosis, you should seek medical attention immediately.

In conclusion, burns are a common accidental injury that can lead to serious consequences if left untreated. The correct treatment includes rinsing the wound with cold water, applying anti-inflammatory ointments, etc., and avoiding the use of "home remedies" to aggravate the condition. If symptoms are severe, you should seek medical attention promptly.

1. Do not bandage after burning, it is easy to cause infection and not easy to heal.

3. If there is no medicine, please use it, first rinse the wound with cold water, and then soak the wound in cold water for half an hour. Generally speaking, the earlier the soaking time, the lower the water temperature (not lower than 5 to avoid frostbite), the better the effect. However, if the wound has been blistered and broken, it should not be soaked to prevent infection.

4. Use professional drugs to**, such as Yunnan Baiyao and Porital, I highly recommend Pierrotal, a spray of conjunctiva, and no scarring, this may be its more professional place than other burn and scald medicines. (Give a picture for your reference).