Egg oil treats burns

Egg oil has a certain relieving effect on burns, but since each person’s burn situation is different, the treatment effect will also vary.

Egg oil is made from egg yolks. You need to put multiple egg yolks into the pot and stir-fry them repeatedly to extract the egg yolk oil. Applying some egg yolk oil to the skin after it is burned can relieve pain and prevent swelling from getting worse, so it has a certain relieving effect on burns, but it is only for mild burns and is not a treatment for serious skin damage. Egg oil should not be used if the burn area is large or if local infection occurs, otherwise it will aggravate the symptoms of infection and affect the recovery and improvement of the skin.

After being scalded, the skin needs to be rinsed with cold water first. By using cold water to rinse, the surface temperature of the skin can be lowered and the symptoms of skin damage can be prevented from worsening. For burns with a relatively large area, you should go to the burn department in time to clean up the necrotic tissue on the skin and perform debridement. You can also use skin grafting surgery to help the skin recover as soon as possible and minimize the appearance of scars. During the treatment, you must protect your skin, try to avoid skin infection again, and avoid contact with water for a short period of time.