How to deal with large blisters after burns

How to deal with large blisters after burns?

If you get an accidental scald or even a large blister, you should first treat the burn with cold water or ice to relieve the pain, and disinfect it with iodine and other drugs in time, and then go to a regular hospital to drain the blister and apply ointment for auxiliary treatment. In addition, eating more high-protein foods on a regular basis will also have an important effect on skin recovery.

First, cold treatment: When sudden skin burns or even large blisters occur, you must first rinse the wound with cold water in time. Continuous rinsing for about half an hour can effectively relieve the pain. Or if there are ice cubes, use ice compresses for a period of time to achieve the same effect.

Second, timely disinfection: After the cold treatment, you can use iodine tincture and other drugs to apply disinfection on the wound and around the large blisters to further avoid worsening inflammation of the skin burns and effectively prevent more infections in the wound.

Third, eliminate blisters: After disinfection, you must go to the burn department of a regular hospital in time, and the doctor will use a sterile syringe to extract the tissue fluid in the large blisters, release the blisters, and pay attention to retaining the blister skin. The blister skin can protect the wound from the outside world and prevent secondary infection of the wound. The blister skin will slowly fall off as the wound recovers, so there is no need to worry too much.

Fourth, apply ointment: After draining the tissue fluid and removing the large blisters, during the wound recovery process, you can use some medical burn ointments, such as MEBO Moist Burn Ointment, to apply on the wound for treatment, to help the skin repair faster.

Fifth, pay attention to your diet: During the recovery period of burned skin, you must be careful to avoid spicy and irritating foods, such as seafood products, etc. Try not to eat them to avoid wound allergies, etc. You can also regularly supplement with high-protein foods such as fish, lean meat, eggs, milk, etc. to help the wound heal faster.