What to do if blisters appear after a burn

If blisters appear after being burned, it is very dangerous. In this case, you should go to the hospital in time and receive effective treatment under the guidance of a doctor. In most cases, special attention should be paid to preventing infection in most burns. If the area of ​​the burn is relatively small, you can apply some burn ointment on the injured area, which can relieve pain and prevent blisters.

Method 1

When the skin is burned by oil or boiling water, you can apply Fengyoujing, Wanhua Oil or vegetable oil (such as sesame oil) directly to the wound surface. If the skin is not broken, the pain can usually be relieved in 5 minutes.

Method 2

Apply chloramphenicol eye ointment to the injured area, which will reduce swelling and relieve pain after a few minutes. 3. After a burn, apply some soap immediately to temporarily reduce swelling and relieve pain.

Method 3

After a mild burn, soak the injured part in kerosene immediately. It will relieve pain after a few minutes, reduce swelling and prevent blistering. 5. Burn a turtle shell to ashes or add a little borneol to grind it into fine powder, mix it with sesame oil, and apply it to the injured surface, 3 times a day.

Method 4

When a small area of ​​burn occurs, apply some toothpaste immediately. It will not only relieve pain but also prevent blisters. Existing blisters will disappear on their own and are less likely to get infected. Small area second-degree burns can be healed in one treatment.

Method 5

When the skin of hands or feet is scalded, immediately pour alcohol into a basin or bucket and immerse the entire injured area in the alcohol. This will relieve pain, reduce redness and prevent blistering. If soaked for 1 to 2 hours, the scalded skin will gradually return to normal. If the injured area is not in a location that is easily soaked, you can soak a piece of cotton wool in white wine, take it out and apply it to the injured area, and pour wine on the cotton wool at any time to prevent it from drying out. Good results can be achieved after several hours.

Should burn blisters be popped?

After a scald, small blisters appear on the local skin, which is generally a shallow second-degree burn. The main substances in these blister fluids are electrolytes, glucose, fibrin, etc. These nutrients combined form a good culture medium for bacteria. Therefore, if blisters are not handled properly, it can easily lead to wound infection.

Whether to pop the blisters caused by burns depends on the situation. Generally speaking, small blisters do not need to be punctured. Keep the area dry. The blister skin is a good protective film that can prevent infection. It is best to let it absorb and heal on its own.