How to deal with blisters after they burst

Blisters may form on the surface of the skin due to many reasons, such as hand and foot problems caused by fungi, or blisters on the heels when wearing shoes. Even more serious are the blisters formed due to high temperature burns, which are extremely susceptible to infection, thus causing serious complications. If you want the blisters to heal quickly, you need to prick them. How should you take care of the blisters after pricking them to prevent them from getting infected?

What should I do if the blisters from a burn appear again after being pricked? Many people are asking this question. The appearance of blisters after treatment is a very common phenomenon. However, since it is a protective reaction after the tissue is burned, many people will use the method of pricking to remove the blisters from the burn, but they often appear again after the prickling.

1. When the blisters caused by burns grow out again after being pricked, you can wait until the blisters are fully grown before picking them. This can reduce the number of blisters. If they do not grow enough, they will grow out again after being pricked. At the same time, it can also reduce the pain of blisters during the process of provoking them and reduce more damage.

2. The second method is to continue to prick the blisters, then disinfect them and bandage them if necessary. This can reduce the number of blisters and allow them to continue to grow after being pricked. At the same time, disinfection can reduce bacterial growth and infection, reduce the possibility of tetanus infection, and make the body healthier.

3. The third method is to use cold compress. Generally speaking, mild burns can be treated with cold compress, especially scalds. Cold compress can reduce the skin's excessive sensitivity to high temperature and reduce damage to the skin caused by high temperature. Of course, you must pay attention to controlling the temperature and time of cold compress.

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The last point to note is that the blisters must be disinfected during the treatment process, especially the tools used, which must be disinfected to reduce secondary injuries during the treatment process, infection and other issues.