How long does it take to itch after a scald and what to do if it itches after a scald?

It's so pitiful, when my mother was burned, I got some frost from the refrigerator (ice in the refrigerator) and applied it to her, and it didn't hurt for more than half an hour after the scald, and the burn was completely healed, leaving no scars. However, if you don't apply ice in time, it will hurt the inner layer, resulting in real burns.

But even if you get burned, you can apply it with ice** (as long as the epidermis is not broken). It's much better than medication, at least it won't itch anymore, try it!

Hello, after the burn, in the recovery period, itching is normal, because after the burn, the true tissue needs to be repaired, so there will be some itching sensation. But exactly how long this stage is varies from person to person. It should not be more than two months.

It mainly depends on the condition of peripheral circulation and metabolism. It has a lot to do with the individual's physique. Since I don't see patients, I can't just jump to conclusions.

But it's not right for you to use this ointment all the time, you may have produced antibodies, and there is another situation, that is, it may be due to diet or something, the injury is "on fire", which is not conducive to **. So I suggest you go back to the hospital, do physiotherapy or do a new check-up. At the very least, change the plaster.

Be sure to go to a better hospital.

I wish the children a speedy **!

The wound is a little itchy, it may be growing flesh, as long as it is not infected, do not touch the water and do not rub it, insist on applying the medicine for a few days, and it will be fine.

Hello, if now your ** starts to feel itchy, it means that it is about to get better, so try not to scratch it, so as not to hurt the epidermis again.

In this case, do not scratch or touch raw water, you can apply green ointment to the itchy area or apply fresh aloe vera juice to the affected area. Do not eat spicy food before the injury is healed, so as not to cause inflammation and infection. Go to a regular hospital for an examination and take a look at the ** department.

This is a new **, just touch it, and it will be fine in a few days.

When you have granules, don't scratch it, if you scratch the skin and get infected with bacteria, go to the hospital to consult and prescribe some anti-itching medicine, don't use it casually.

The itchy wound indicates that the flesh is growing, indicating that the wound is recovering, and the wound cannot be scratched, so keep the wound clean and hygienic. Change dressings regularly.

Continue to treat burns and scalds with drugs, which have anti-itching effects.

**Burns, mainly rely on external burn scald drugs to prevent wound infection and promote wound healing, traditional Chinese medicine has a unique curative effect on **burns, recommended drugs: Changhe classical. Antibacterial spray, pure Chinese medicine aquetion, does not add any Western medicine ingredients and hormones, non-toxic***.

It has good antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and wound healing effects; It can also inhibit wound hyperplasia and avoid leaving hypertrophic protrusion scars. Moreover, it is easy to use, simple to change dressings, and does not interfere with the observation of the wound. Unlike ointment drugs, it is troublesome to change dressings (not clean, residual ointment will affect the efficacy of the drug, and even cause wound inflammation.)

We have experienced many patients with wound infection and inflammation caused by improper treatment), and after the drug is applied, it is sticky and will interfere with the observation of the wound. (** Available on Paipai.com).

At the same time of medicine**, adjust the diet: avoid spicy foods (such as chili, green onion and ginger, wine, etc.) and high-calorie foods (such as mutton, dog meat, etc.), and eat more high-protein foods, especially drink more crucian carp soup, black fish soup, milk and other liquid and easily absorbed foods, which are conducive to the growth of wound cells and accelerate healing.