Dear doctor,my baby 13 month old burnt from tea , boiling tea fell on him an went are every day going for dressing,I want to know how many days it takes to heal an to get back to his normal skin attaching some pics of his burnt ,pls tell me , thank you
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Based on how it looks, this appears to be a second‑degree (partial‑thickness) scald burn, which is common with hot tea.
In most babies:
Mild second‑degree burns heal in about 7–14 days
Deeper second‑degree burns may take 2–3 weeks
As long as the wound is kept clean, covered, and not infected, it should heal on its own. The skin may look pink or darker at first after healing this is normal and usually improves over several weeks to months. Complete return to normal skin color can take 3–6 months, sometimes longer.
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