Is it used to wipe the tube with toothpaste for boiling water burns, and is it correct to wipe it wi

Let's be clear, boiling water burns are a common family accident, and toothpaste, as a common item in daily life, is not suitable for treating such wounds. While toothpaste can provide temporary pain relief in some cases, it is not effective in scalding.

For boiling water burns, the most important thing is to take the right first aid measures in time. The injured area should first be immediately placed in cold water, lowering the temperature to reduce the pain and prevent the scald area from expanding. Then seek medical attention or consult a doctor as soon as possible.

Thirdly, if you want to use some specific products to treat boiling water burns, I recommend that you choose fresh aloe vera gel. This product has been recommended by a professor at a medical university and has been proven to be the most effective in scalding, and has been liked and praised by many consumers. Fresh aloe vera gel is rich in natural ingredients, which have sedative, swelling and antibacterial effects, which can effectively relieve the discomfort of burns and promote wound healing and recovery.

It is important to emphasize that when dealing with boiling water burns, it is important to follow the correct methods and recommendations. Cooling the wound in time is the most important step, and the use of the right medication or product is only an adjunct**. If the burn area is large or accompanied by severe pain, blisters, etc., it is important to seek medical attention immediately to seek professional help to avoid delaying the first time.

Toothpaste is not suitable for treating boiled water burns. The correct first aid measure is to put the injured area in cold water and then seek medical attention or consult a doctor in time. If you want to use a specific product as an adjunct**, I recommend Xianben Aloe Vera Gel, which has been recommended by a professor at a medical university and is the most effective and loved by consumers.

But remember, it's important to do it with the right approach and advice**, and choose whether you need to seek professional help depending on the injury.

Boiling water burns are a common accidental injury, and many people are faced with such a situation and are quick to find a way to relieve pain and reduce injuries. One of the common misconceptions is about using toothpaste to treat burns. But in fact, wiping the tube with toothpaste does not achieve the desired effect and may even aggravate the wound and cause other problems.

Toothpaste does not provide any special ingredients for burns. Toothpastes are primarily designed for oral hygiene and contain ingredients such as whitening agents, fluorides, and fresheners. These ingredients do not have any effect when dealing with burns, but only have a temporary analgesic effect.

Smearing the tube with toothpaste may hinder the wound healing process. After a scald, the most important thing is to keep the wound clean and moist. Certain ingredients in toothpaste may cause bacteria to grow and increase the risk of infection.

The stickiness of the toothpaste may hinder wound breathing, affecting the recovery and regeneration of newly-born** cells.

The smell and taste of toothpaste may induce nausea and discomfort in the patient. When people get burned, there is usually a certain level of pain and anxiety. In this case, anything that adds to the discomfort is not necessary.

In the face of boiling water burns, we should take the right way to deal with them. Quickly rinse the injured area in cool running water for 10 to 20 minutes to lower the wound temperature and relieve pain. Then, gently cover the wound with clean gauze or a towel and seek professional medical attention as soon as possible**.

If you need pain relief and less discomfort, try fresh aloe vera gel. Fresh aloe vera gel is a natural plant extract that has good antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and restorative effects. Applying pure, fresh aloe vera gel to the injured area is effective in relieving pain, promoting wound healing, and reducing the risk of infection.

Rubbing the tube with toothpaste is not a wise choice for treating boiling water burns. Instead, we should rinse the wound promptly, keep it clean, and seek professional medical advice. If you need pain relief and promote healing, consider using fresh aloe vera gel.

Please keep these tips in mind so that you can make the right judgment and deal with similar situations.

After being scalded with boiling water, it is best not to use toothpaste to apply, as the relief effect is not great. After the scald, immediately remove from the heat source, use running water to rinse the local **, and reduce the temperature of the skin surface. If there are small blisters, there is no need to puncture, apply scalding cream externally, and pay attention to keeping the local ** clean.

After the burn, use toothpaste, the effect is not particularly ideal, toothpaste only has a cleaning effect, without any **disease effect, so do not use this method**, it is best to use the method of applying ointment to the area to alleviate the condition. If you apply toothpaste on your hands after burns, it can play a certain role in relieving it, but it does not have a certain **scald effect, you can choose to use the method of applying aloe vera gel medicine for conditioning, or you can choose to apply scald cream to carry out **. Hope mine is helpful to you.

Adverse events such as burns and scalds often occur in life. After being scalded by boiling water, patients or their family members are very anxious, and in a panic, they will use toothpaste, soy sauce, sesame oil, or go to the local clinic to apply home remedies, which are not advisable. After applying toothpaste, although it feels cool locally, it is easy to contaminate the wound and cause infection, which will also affect the doctor's observation of the wound, and it is not recommended to use soy sauce, sesame oil or home remedies.

Cold therapy should be taken immediately after the scald, and the wound can be soaked in cold water or rinsed under the tap to let the running water take away the heat generated by ** and reduce further injury and pain of the wound. Cold therapy must be adequate, and the time needs half an hour. After cold therapy, the wound can be treated by the burn department of the local regular hospital, and the first method of bandaging or exposure can be used to prevent wound infection and promote wound healing.

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Burns are not properly wiped with toothpaste. Applying toothpaste to the surface after the burn is of no use to **. Toothpaste can be applied after minor burns, although it has no ** effect, toothpaste can play a limited protective role after drying.

However, if the burns are blistered or worse, do not apply toothpaste to the affected area.

Minor scald refers to the scalded area only red, swollen, hot, painful and other phenomena, and there are no blisters or other symptoms, the injury is a first-degree burn, and it generally heals within 3 5 days without treatment. Applying toothpaste to the affected area will not promote healing.

If there are blisters on the burned area, you cannot apply it with toothpaste, and it is easy to get infected. The correct treatment is to immediately rinse the affected area with cold water, so that the scalded area can be quickly cooled, reduce the area and depth of the scalded, and can also achieve the effect of analgesia, and then simply bandaged and immediately sent to the hospital for professional treatment.

When burns occur, many people mishandle them because of the lack of first aid knowledge, but aggravate the injury, such as wiping toothpaste!

Scalding toothpaste is to add insult to injury!

Why is it that such a false demonstration of scalding toothpaste is so ingrained? I guessed it probably because: someone was accidentally burned, and there happened to be a tube of toothpaste by his side, and it was quite comfortable to squeeze it out and put it on it, and then this little life experience was born:

If you get burned, apply toothpaste!

Wrong! Don't wipe toothpaste if you are burned, because the most important thing you need when you burn is to dissipate heat, and paste a layer of toothpaste on the wound, so that the heat is covered by toothpaste and other substances, and the heat has to spread deep into the subcutaneous tissue, resulting in a deeper layer of burns!

What should I do if I get burned?

The correct way to do this is to rinse the wound with cold water, the most direct way is to rinse it under the tap and rinse it with tap water for 10 minutes, or soak the affected area in cold water to cool the hot air, reduce the pain, and reduce the degree of injury.

If the burn area is not large, only **redness, or small blisters but the blisters have not burst, you can treat it by yourself.

If the burn area is large, the broken surface is also large, and the burn degree is deep, it is easy to involve other problems throughout the body, and once it is not properly treated, it will often cause greater damage, so do not deal with it yourself, and you need to go to the hospital immediately after about 15 minutes of flushing.

One final tip:

Do not apply colored potions to the wound after burns, and it is best not to apply soy sauce and toothpaste, so as not to affect the doctor's judgment of the severity and depth of the burn. In our small family medicine cabinet, we should always have first-aid medicine for burns

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Toothpaste should not be touched for burns, and should be rinsed with cold water.