What should I do if a hot water bottle burns? Do hot water bottles burn?

Scalding is a common accidental injury that can lead to serious consequences if left untreated. When dealing with burns, some people use "home remedies", but these methods may aggravate the condition and should be avoided. At the same time, if the condition is delayed after a burn, it can also have serious consequences.

First, some people use ice to relieve the pain of burns. However, if used incorrectly, ice may aggravate the burn. Because the ice compress will constrict the blood vessels, resulting in poor local blood circulation, which will affect the healing of the wound.

Therefore, the use of ice to treat scald residues should be avoided.

Secondly, some people will use substances such as toothpaste, eggs, ginger, etc. to apply the burned area. However, these substances may cause allergic reactions and aggravate the condition of burns. Therefore, these "home remedies" should be avoided.

Finally, if the condition is delayed after a scald, it can also have serious consequences. If symptoms such as redness, swelling, pain, and blisters appear in the burned area, you should seek medical attention promptly. If it is delayed for too long, it may lead to infection, scarring and other consequences, and even life-threatening.

In short, some "home remedies" should be avoided when dealing with burns, such as ice, toothpaste, eggs, ginger and other substances. If symptoms appear after a burn, you should seek medical attention promptly to avoid delaying the condition. Serious consequences can only be avoided if scalds are treated correctly.

In daily life, in winter, we often use some warm items to resist the cold as much as possible, but these so-called warm artifacts may indeed cause us a certain amount of low temperature burns to a certain extent, in the process of daily use of these thermal artifacts, we must pay attention.

Like when we live in the dormitory, the hot water bottle used is a typical warm product, but the hot water bottle also has a certain low temperature burn, I once had such an experience, that was when I was in college, because the heating temperature in the dormitory was not very high, and I was a particularly afraid of cold people, so in winter, I would often use the hot water bottle under my feet to warm my feet, but one day, when I put the hot water bottle under my feet as usual, Suddenly, hot water spilled on the surface of my feet, which made me sit up with a bang, and it turned out to be a hot water bottle, which had broken because of the quality problem, and the hot water contained in it spilled all over the bed.

And these spilled water on my feet scalded several big blisters, I didn't dare to walk normally for a month, this experience made me have a certain resistance to hot water bottles such daily necessities, in the future winter, even in the cold, I don't dare to use hot water bottles anymore, especially afraid that the hot water inside is spilled out to burn themselves, so in winter, when we use these warm artifacts, we must pay attention to safety, pay attention to whether the quality of these products can be guaranteed.

It's a cold winter, and in the cold winter, many people wish they could be warmer.

Especially for girls, because many girls are very afraid of the cold. So we see that many girls will prepare some warm artifacts in the cold winter, such as hot water bottles to warm the baby.

Although these thermal artifacts will bring us some warmth, there are also some safety hazards, and we have seen some people get burned because of these thermal artifacts. So some people just want to know in their daily lives. How can we avoid such burns.

There may be some people who don't pay attention to sticking these things directly to the close-fitting ** when they use these thermal artifacts, which eventually leads to burns on themselves.

But in fact, such cases, after all, are in the minority, because for most of us. When we use these thermal artifacts, we will actually test the temperature ourselves. If the temperature is too high, we can't use it against our own skin.

We can wait until the temperature is lowered, a little lower, and then we can use it, and of course some people may have some other items in between, so that we can avoid burns.

Therefore, the use of these warm artifacts in the cold winter is essential for each of us to keep warm, but while keeping warm, we should also try to pay attention to the safety of use to avoid burns. It is under our attention that we use these thermal artifacts to bring us more warmth, so that even in the cold winter. It will make us warmer.

For many people, hot water bottles are inseparable in winter, in fact, the water temperature of hot water bottles is very high, so what happens if you are scalded by a hot water bottle, why is the hot water bottle not hot to the touch but can be scalded.

What happens if you get burned by a hot water bottle?

If you put the hot water belt in one place for a long time, it is easy to burn, and the scald is easy to cause large erythema, because the capillaries are dilated and ruptured after being heated, and the subcutaneous bleeding may form a reticular ecchymosis. In the future, it is necessary to avoid scalding the hot water bottle, the water temperature should not be too good, and if you use a heater, you should also keep a certain distance, otherwise a similar situation will occur.

Why does a hot water bottle burn when it doesn't heat to the touch?

Prolonged exposure to a heat source of 40 to 50 can lead to low-temperature burns. Exposure to 70 temperatures for 1 minute** may be burned. And when ** is exposed to a temperature of nearly 60 for more than 5 minutes, it may also cause burns.

That is, the higher the temperature and the longer it lasts, the worse the burn. In addition to hot water bottles, baby warmers, electric blankets, and fan heaters can cause low-temperature burns. In particular, the elderly have decreased nerve endings and dull sensation, which is more likely to lead to low-temperature burns.

What should I do if I get red spots from a hot water bottle?

You can't believe all the folk methods of scalding, and if it's serious, it's best to go to the doctor, which is the safest.

1. Apply aloe vera gel.

If you are burned by a hot water bottle, you can tear the aloe vera open, take a slice of its flesh and apply it lightly to the affected area, once a day, and the erythema will improve after a week. Aloe vera gel can also be used as an alternative to aloe vera.

2. Apply rose water.

Roses have the effect of astringency and calming, in winter, you can also use fresh roses to boil water if you are burned with a hot water bottle, extract the juice and apply it to the scald erythema, which can soothe the erythema**, and the obvious effect can be seen in half a month. Roses can be replaced with rose hydrosol, and the effect is the same.

3. Scald cream.

You can also directly use a professional ointment for burns, and apply the ointment immediately to help alleviate the symptoms if you find that the body is burned by a hot water bottle and produces red spots.

How do you change the water in a hot water bottle?

Unplug the plastic button underneath that charging plug, pour out the water, and put it back in. However, it is recommended not to change the water, because the water in the hot water bottle is not ordinary water, it contains a heat-generating agent, and the water you change back in may not be hot without a heat-generating agent!

In fact, this is a kind of low-temperature burn, which is generally caused by long-term contact with a heat source with low temperature, so that the heat accumulates and causes ** damage. If you are exposed to a heat source of about 40 to 50 for a long time, it will cause low temperature burns, and if it lasts for about five minutes at a temperature of 60, it may also be burned, and if it lasts for about 1 minute at a temperature of 70, it may be burned. So, the higher the temperature, the longer it lasts, the more you will be burned.

Hot water bottles, warm babies, etc. will cause low temperature burns, so you must pay attention to them when using them.

The electric hot water bottles sold on the market are generally heated at a temperature of more than 50 degrees Celsius, and they do not feel hot to the touch, but as long as they are exposed for enough time, they may cause such low-temperature burns.

Being scalded by a hot water bottle is a kind of low-temperature burn, and the pain will be very intense, although it is not hot to the touch, but if it is applied to the surface for a long time, it will be burned.

The first point is that he was burned by a hot water bottle, and it must be blistering on the **, which is very painful, and the second point is that it is not hot to touch, and the reason why it can be hot is that the rubber on the outside of his whole body is very harmful.

Being scalded by a hot water bottle will cause redness and blisters, and in severe cases, it will even cause infection, because the surface of the hot water bottle has a certain thermal insulation effect, so the hot water bottle is not hot but can be scalded.

There are two types of hot water bottles: hot water and plug-in. If the lid is not tightened on the hot water bottle, the hot water can easily flow out and cause burns.

When you are asleep, there will be local burns on this part of the hot water bottle**. All kinds of plug-in electric hot water bottles have become people's portable treasures for heating because of their ease of use, but in addition to convenience, some electric hot water bottles have potential safety hazards. Due to the poor technology, some enterprises do not install overvoltage protection devices during production, resulting in excessive pressure when energized, which is prone to occur.

Winter is a high-frequency season for hot water bottles.

When using a hot water bottle, you should pay attention to the following:

1.To avoid uneven water temperature in the bag, you can gently shake the bag body when charging to make the water temperature in the bag even; The surface of the hot water bottle can not be pricked with a sharp object, and it can be beaten strongly to avoid damage caused by rupture and leakage.

2.When using a hot water bottle (bottle) for heating, be sure to tighten the cap, and it is best to put a protective cover on the outside of the hot water bottle to prevent the water from flowing out and scalding.

3.Pay attention to the water temperature should not be too hot, not too long, the hot water bottle should be placed 10 cm next to the feet, and not on the feet; It is best to put it in the quilt before going to bed and take it out when you go to bed.

4.Patients with diabetes or peripheral sensory blunting and infants and young children are advised not to use hot water bottles for warmth. Now there are many varieties of hot water bottles, the quality is uneven, consumers choose well-known brands when buying, and never buy "three no" products.