What do I need to do if my hands are burned like this? 10

This is a mild burn, first rinse the wound with cold water, then soak three mouthfuls in cold water for half an hour, and insert honey and lard in the injured area. Shopping oil, ginger juice, can be effective. Egg whites, cooked honey or sesame oil can also be used.

Mix and mix well and apply a deep compress to the injured area, which has anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving effects.

Protect the wound from infection and it will be fine in a week.

<> this scald cream is good, you can apply this after the scald, and then try to be careful not to break the blister, it will naturally get better after a few days, but the blister will leave a scar, and the scar is not easy to go, I hope it can help you.

The back of the hand is scalded like this, it is also more serious, you should go to the hospital in time, the scald medicine used in the hospital has a particularly good effect, and it relieves pain and prevents inflammation, and the wound heals very quickly, so it is recommended that you go to the hospital**.

Protect yourself from bursting the bubble and wait a few days for it to absorb on its own. If it is broken, apply some iodophor or the like, easily bandage it, and don't use a band-aid.

When it is just hot, you should immediately rinse it with cold water to cool down the scalded place, and then you can apply some badger oil to treat scalds, if the area is too large and there is no medicine at hand, then go to the hospital quickly.

Scald with boiling water or steam The affected area should be immersed in cold water as soon as possible, or rinsed with running water to promote local heat dissipation and prevent blisters.

For small area of fire burns, the wound surface can be disinfected first, and then a clean cotton swab dipped in clean raw honey should be evenly applied to the wound surface, and the scald should be applied 3-4 times a day in the early stage, and then changed to 2 times a day after the formation of eschar. If there is pus under the eschar, the eschar should be removed for cleaning and disinfection before applying honey. If the pain in the burned area is severe, add a little borneol to honey to relieve the pain.

If the wound is not infected, generally apply honey for 3 days, and the wounded surface can form a transparent scab, and the eschar will fall off on its own after 1 week, and the injured surface will **. In the process, if the tissues around the wound are dehydrated, a wet compress with saline gauze can be used.

Rub the surface with egg butter The preparation method of egg butter is: put the cooked egg yolk in the pan and fry it, until the egg butter oozes out, and squeeze the oil with a shovel. If the technique is skillful and the heat is appropriate, an egg yolk can produce 5-8 ml of oil.

Use traditional Chinese medicine powder to compress the wound face Take the same amount of knotweed root, elm, and rhubarb, grind it into a fine powder and apply it with sesame oil. You can also use 15 grams of alum, 30 grams of Sichuan pepper, fry until yellow-brown and grind it into fine powder, then add borneol, add 3 grams of borneol to mix well, and coat the wounded surface with sesame oil.

If blistering, the vesicles can be left untreated; For soybean-sized blisters, if the wound is also shallow, you can use sterilized scissors to cut the blisters, dip them with sterilized cotton balls or gauze, and apply some comfrey oil or purple flower cream. To avoid infection, it is best to go to the hospital for further progress**.

Quickly pour the vinegar into the bowl and soak it in your hands, it works.

Rinse with cool water and then apply some scald cream, I believe it will get better soon.

1. If it is not very hot, we can first put our hands on the tap to rinse, but the water flow should not be too large. Rinsing with clean water can play a role in cooling down and relieving pain, and if you rinse immediately, the degree of scalding will not develop to a very serious level.

2. Of course, we can also soak our scalded hands in cold water for a while, but not too cold, so as not to cause frostbite with Lu. This is only for the treatment of no burns, if the burn has blisters and ulcers, it is not suitable to soak in cold water.

3. If the pain is not very obvious after emergency treatment, and there is no redness and swelling, there is no need to apply toothpaste, sesame oil and other items from the seepage shed, and do not use it indiscriminately.

After the hand is burned, it should first be cooled down in time to avoid re-burning from the residual heat**. Cold therapy can be performed, and cold therapy must be carried out as soon as possible, the sooner the better. You can rinse or soak your fingers in cold water at about 10 degrees Celsius, or you can apply ice to reduce the damage and inflammation of the wound.

After cold treatment, if it is only a first-degree burn, just apply some sulfadiazine silver cream or moist burn cream to keep the wound dry and clean.

If it is a 2 degree or higher burn, it is recommended to go directly to the nearest hospital after cooling treatment, and a professional burn doctor will debride and disinfect the wound, and inject tetanus antitoxin.