How to take care of being splashed with oil while cooking, and the skin turns red and then dark?

For many housewives, it is also a common thing to be splashed with oil on their ** when cooking. Therefore, many housewives have some dense black spots on their faces and arms, which are the marks left by the burns after being splashed with oil. So, how to take care of your ** after being splashed with oil, so that you can return your ** to its previous state?

When your own ** is splashed with hot oil, you should put your hands in the cold water to soak or rinse as soon as possible, only in this way, can the oil immediately float in the cold water, and will not transfer the high temperature of the oil to our arms. As we all know, heat is transferred from a high-temperature object to a low-temperature object, if we clean up the oil in time, then the degree of damage to our ** will be reduced, but if the oil is not wiped off in time, it is likely to cause these high-temperature grease to continue to hurt our **.

After rinsing it off, we will find that the discomfort has been reduced a lot, dry the water on our hands with a face towel and apply erythromycin ointment. Because erythromycin ointment can have a strong antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effect, the scalded ** is in a state of necrosis, if it cannot be cared for in time, it is likely to lead to black spots or red spots, which will look very unsightly, erythromycin ointment can well inhibit the occurrence of this situation, and timely relieve inflammation and pain, but also reduce the invasion of bacteria.

So the next time when our hands are burned by oil, we should immediately put it in cold water to soak or rinse it as soon as possible, so that we can make our ** healthier, after washing, we must gently wipe off the water, and then apply a large amount of erythromycin ointment on the burned place, so as to help scab over, and will not make ** appear black, red and swollen

The black marks left after being burned by oil are mostly caused by melaninosis, at this time, the patient should not be overly nervous, under normal circumstances, the black marks can fade or weaken on their own within 1 to 2 years after healing. During this period, patients must avoid sun exposure so as not to affect recovery. Patients are advised to take good care of the burned wound during the recovery period.

In strict accordance with the doctor's instructions, apply scald cream, anti-inflammatory drugs, etc., and do not increase or decrease the dosage without permission. And patients should eat more vitamin-rich vegetables, such as carrots, tomatoes, etc.

The scald area can not get water, if there are blisters, do not break, pay attention to keep the affected area dry and clean, you can wipe the wound with alcohol cotton, generally with the healing of **, the black part will slowly reduce until it disappears,