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White blister like patch after burn
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Pictures attached of a white blister like spot after i touched a hot utensil.
But there seems to be no liquid inside the blister. No unusual pain, no burning sensation.
Is it serious? I am worried. Till now taking care at home by cleaning hands with soap and Luke warm water and applying Vaseline on it.
Kindly help... Regards
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No it’s not serious take antibiotics to prevent infection and if pain then add a painkiller it will take 10-12 days to resolution
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This is common after contact with hot object
Avoid bursting the blister
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Can take over the counter medication for pain such as ibuprofen
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Nothing need to worry about that
Superficial burns only
Apply silver nitrate ointment for local application
T Zerodol sp 1-0-1
T Cefixime 200 1-0-1
T Pan 40 1-0-0 before food
For 3 days
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By the look of it, it appears to be a second degree burns.
Next Steps
- Maintain Hand Hygiene.
- If it progresses / ruptures, topical antiseptic cream like SSD / Mupirocin would suffice.
- Symptomatic treatment for the pain if it develops would help
Health Tips
- Avoid rupturing the blister yourself.
- Avoid topical application of unknown remedies
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