If there are blisters after skin burns_How to deal with burn blisters

In daily life, if you are accidentally burned by fire, it will leave certain scars. Of course, some people will develop blisters after being burned. For burn blisters, never pick them open by yourself. Instead, go to the hospital to seek help from a doctor, or use folk remedies such as toothpaste and honey to eliminate the blisters. Below, we will introduce to you in detail how to treat skin burn blisters!

1. How to deal with burn blisters

You can use toothpaste to help burn blisters disappear.

If it is a small area of ​​scald and blisters have formed, you can first soak the affected area in a basin of cool water to cool it down, and then apply an appropriate amount of toothpaste to the scalded area. This can effectively relieve pain, promote the blisters to disappear on their own, and prevent infection. If no blisters have formed, applying toothpaste in time can also inhibit blistering of the skin. Note that you should not rinse directly with water after blisters appear, otherwise the water flow will easily break the blisters, causing infection and aggravating the condition.

2. Honey promotes the disappearance of scald blisters

Honey has a very good effect in treating infectious trauma and scalds and burns. Patients with scalds can add honey to a small amount of egg white, mix well, and apply it to the scalded area. It can play an anti-inflammatory and bactericidal role, and relieve the pain caused by burns. Honey also contains biotin, which promotes the body's metabolism, allowing the traumatic site to quickly grow granulation tissue, accelerate wound healing, and allow the blisters to absorb and heal by themselves.

3. Go to the hospital to pick the blisters of burns

If blisters appear after a burn and do not go away on their own, you need to go to the hospital to prick them, otherwise they will easily become purulent and infected. Small blisters can be pricked at a low position with a sterilized needle to allow the water to flow out; large blisters can be cut open with a small hole using sterilized scissors to drain the water. Be careful not to prick the wound yourself, so as to avoid infection and inflammation due to improper disinfection.

4. Medication treatment for burn wounds

After the blisters caused by burns are pricked, do not remove the blister skin, because the blister skin can protect the wound and prevent infection. Then apply burn ointment on the burn wound, which can be effective in treatment. After applying the medicine, try not to bandage the burned area, so that the wound can heal quickly. If it must be bandaged, use sterilized gauze, and do not wrap it too thick or tight. Pay attention to ventilation, otherwise it will affect the recovery speed of the wound.