How to get rid of burn bubbles

How to get rid of burn bubbles

Many of us, especially housewives, suffer first - or second-degree burns during frying and cooking in general, and although the burn degree is not serious, it is still very painful, and the burn bubbles appear on the skin surface, so there is pain and a poor shape on the site.

As for the burn bubbles, they form as a reaction and protection, they are a cover on the affected area that prevents the entry of microbes and infections into it, and dangerous developments occur, which help accelerate the recovery process.

How to get rid of bubbles first aid:

There are things you have to do quickly after a burn bubble and things you don't do, and we'll start with what you have to do first, which is:

First, use cold water, not ice, for at least a quarter of an hour and place the affected part in it, while drying the place well after the water, so should not be left wet.

Use germ soap or lotion when washed with cold water until the microbes formed in the area of the burn are eliminated and sterilized with adhesive so that there is no room for germs to enter the area. Take pain relief and preferably apply burn ointment.

The things you don't do are using ice on a burn or putting something other than medical paint the popular stuff like flour or paste, all of which can lead to serious complications, or putting a piece of cloth directly on the burn without adhesive.

Do not attempt to bore the bubbles and remove the liquids yourself or force them to cause this to occur because the affected area is exposed to microbes.

Avoid hot objects from hot water or hot sunshine on them and drink more water because it internally moisturizes the body, as well as wound disinfection and it is well placed, not with regular soap.

Do not use any antibiotic or cream on the incineration area if it is significant and not a first-degree burn. Consult your medical professional when they will give you the appropriate antibiotic with the cream.