Burn - first or second deg?

2024-06-05 08:54:52
Hi, hot oil splattered on my arm and my first instinct was to put ice. After googling I realized this was a mistake. Ran my arm under cool water for a while. From photos can you please tell me, is this a first or second degree Burn? It looks like blisters will form. I wanted to apply burnol but it says do not use for second degree burns. I also have burnheal which has silver nitrate and chlorhexidine gluconate cream. Which one should I use? Thanks.
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Please don’t google Sometimes google is not right U can show to a dermatologist for better understanding of the degree and get treatment so u get less scar or pigmentation post the burn

Answered2024-06-07 03:37:25

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It will heal off completely with specific medicine..... for accurate diagnosis and treatment do direct online consultation

Answered2024-06-06 01:16:50

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No need to worry look like 1st degree burn. You can apply Burnheal or Silverex cream ,but to avoid further scaring to can get a proper guidance at our clinic or you can even consult us online

Answered2024-06-05 10:54:54

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First degree burns apply burnheal

Answered2024-06-05 09:55:23

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Clinically looks like first degree burns . Apply burn heal a couple of times in a day . But it’s better if you consult a dermatologist to avoid any pigmentation or scarring

Answered2024-06-05 09:51:57

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No need to worry.specific treatment is available.it depends on severity of the disease . Complete medical history is required.. Pls do online consultation with Dermatologist for detailed prescription & guidance.

Answered2024-06-05 09:02:24

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