How to treat blisters caused by burns

Blisters on burns are a common symptom. It mainly depends on the overall area of ​​the burn. If the area is not large but the blisters are large, they can be absorbed slowly. However, if there are many blisters on a large area and they merge with each other, it can be used to diagnose other types of diseases. Therefore, if the skin is slightly burned, the main treatment is cleaning and disinfection. If the skin is red, go to the hospital for treatment, disinfection and cleaning.

For burns with severe blisters, you still need to go to the hospital for bandaging to avoid infection and scarring. So in daily life, if you have burns with blisters, do not touch the blisters. Now you can apply cold compresses to the skin. In daily life, you must increase your protein intake and promote tissue repair.

Burns are also divided into degrees, which can be divided into 1.2.3.4 degrees or mild, moderate and severe according to the different layers of burned skin and the size of the injury. Different types of burns require different treatments. For example, chemical burns, electrical burns, and scalds are treated differently. Severe cases require skin grafting. In mild cases, such as being burned by an open flame in our daily lives, you can just rinse the area with cold water to cool it down.

If there are serious burns, you still need to go to the burn department of the hospital for treatment. Because it is not just a skin problem, it also involves infection, malnutrition and low immunity.

How to deal with skin injuries caused by minor burns mainly focuses on wound cleaning, treatment, and daily precautions. If the burn is deep, that is, the skin is red and there is exudate, it is best to go to the hospital for treatment, disinfection, cleaning, and bandaging to avoid infection and future scar hyperplasia. If it is an epidermal burn, if blisters appear, do not open the blisters. You can apply cold compresses on the skin surface in the early stage. After the blisters shrink and fall off, you can use anti-scar drugs on the new wound tissue. (To avoid suspicious advertising, please consult the burn department or plastic surgery department of a regular hospital for specific medications). If there is necrotic tissue remaining in the burn area, do not treat it yourself. Instead, seek formal treatment from a burn specialist to avoid leaving larger scars in the future. In daily life, pay attention to eating a light diet, avoid eating spicy and irritating foods, and avoid eating hair-raising foods. You can increase protein intake appropriately to promote tissue repair (eggs, milk).

Scar prevention is a rather tricky issue. If necessary, it is recommended that you consult a burn doctor in a regular hospital, establish a follow-up mechanism, and receive treatment under the doctor's guidance for better results.

The above is about what to do if burns cause blisters. Avoid spicy foods and pay attention to a light diet. For severe burns and blisters, you still need to go to the hospital for bandaging to avoid infection and scars. So if the skin is slightly burned, the main treatment is cleaning and disinfection. During the treatment period, you must pay attention to the protection of the blistered area. You can eat more light vegetables and fruits.