Children have a high incidence of burns and scalds in summer, how should they deal with babies after

The affected area of the child should be rinsed immediately with cold water, and the child's clothes should not be untied blindly, which may cause the baby's ** to be damaged, and then send it to the hospital immediately.

You can rinse the burned area with cold water and see a doctor right away, you can apply toothpaste to the burned area.

1. If the scald area is not large and accompanied by a mild fever, first treat the burn wound, dry it with a disinfectant cotton ball or gauze, apply scald medicine such as purple flower cream, and then wrap the wound with sterilized gauze to prevent repeated infection, stick it to the child's forehead with an antipyretic patch, or apply a towel dipped in alcohol to the forehead, and take an antipyretic agent (it should be noted that some anti-inflammatory drugs are not suitable for children).

2. If the burn wound is more serious, apply antibacterial drugs and drugs to promote wound healing to the wound, wrap the wound with gauze, and if the body temperature exceeds it, you need to go to the pediatric hospital in time and take antipyretics or anti-inflammatory drugs such as saline according to the doctor's instructions.

3. In addition to the fever symptoms caused by burns, you should also pay attention to rule out whether the child has fever symptoms caused by a cold.

4. Children are forbidden to eat fishy and spicy food after being burned, drinking more boiled water will help the body recover after burns, and finally I wish children can be able to **!

Burns are a common accidental injury that can lead to the following serious consequences if delayed**:

1.Infection: Scalded wounds are prone to bacterial growth, which can lead to infection if left untreated. Infection may cause symptoms such as worsening wounds, abscesses, fever, and may even require surgery**.

2.Scarring: Delays** may result in poor healing of the burn wound and the formation of an unsightly scar. Severe scarring may affect appearance and function.

3.Pain and dysfunction: Burns can cause persistent pain and dysfunction over time. This may affect the patient's daily life and work.

4.Scicatricial contracture: Severe burns can lead to fibrosis and scarring, which can lead to keloid contractures. Segment contracture can lead to problems such as limited joint movement and facial deformity.

5.Psychological effects: Burns may cause great psychological stress to patients, such as anxiety, depression, etc. These psychological problems may affect the patient's quality of life and social functioning.

6.Second-degree burns: If the burn is deep, it may lead to damage to the deep tissues of the lack of brightness, forming a second-degree burn. Second-degree burns may cause necrosis and may even affect organ function.

7.Sequelae: Severe burns can lead to a range of sequelae, such as nerve damage, muscle atrophy, etc. These sequelae may seriously affect the patient's quality of life and ability to take care of themselves.

In order to avoid these serious consequences, correct measures should be taken as soon as possible after burning, such as cold compresses, disinfection, bandaging, etc. If necessary, you should seek medical attention in a timely manner and receive professional **.