What to do if there is pus after burn scar

Common burns in life are divided into low-temperature burns and high-temperature burns. High-temperature burns refer to burns caused instantly by contact with high-temperature objects, such as boiling water and high-temperature steam. The most common type is low-temperature burns. To put it simply, hot water at 60 to 70 degrees Celsius will cause burns if the burns occur for more than a few minutes. For example, if you fall asleep with the water heater in your bed and unknowingly come into contact with the relatively hot water heater, you may suffer from low-temperature burns. So how do you deal with pus after a burn?

Generally, after pus discharge, disinfection is required first, using iodine, or applying anti-inflammatory ointment, taking anti-inflammatory drugs such as cephalosporin, and bandaging the burn wound.

The following method is effective in treating newly burned skin.

If your skin is damaged and festering, you need to clean the wound with saline first. If you feel that your skin does not heal well, it is best to take anti-inflammatory drugs.

1. Lavender essential oil is an effective medicine for treating burns. It can kill bacteria and help skin heal. The effect is very magical. It can achieve more obvious therapeutic effects in a shorter period of time, and it will not leave scars after treatment, which will give you a surprise. It can be found in places where cosmetics are sold in shopping malls and some beauty salons also have it. (Essential oils are not for children and are only for adults.)

Note: Be sure to use pure lavender essential oil, and the sooner you apply it, the better the effect;

2. Use aloe vera. Mash the aloe vera pulp and apply it to the burned area. Change it regularly to prevent burn scars from leaving on the skin. The effect is very good.

3. Remove the thorns and skin of the cactus, mash it and apply it to the burned area. This can also achieve the effect of leaving no scars after the injury heals.

After accidentally getting scalded, it is better to flush the scalded area with tap water for 20 minutes to half an hour before applying medication, which is more beneficial to skin recovery. If you have blisters, try to avoid breaking them actively.