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Chai fall on her thigh and its burnt. We used silverex to cure the burn side. However, looking for some medication.
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* The photo appears consistent with a small superficial burn/scald, with some blistering/skin discoloration. Exact depth cannot be confirmed from a photo.
* If the skin is still intact and there is no significant open wound, it can often be managed conservatively.
Next Steps
* Keep the area clean and cover with a sterile non-stick dressing; change as advised.
* Do not burst the blister or apply toothpaste, oil, butter, etc.
* Silverex/antibiotic creams should not be continued routinely without examination; the appropriate dressing depends on burn depth.
* Paracetamol can be used for pain if needed and if there is no contraindication
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Silverex good.
Cefexim o200 two times after food for five days.
Zerodol sp three times a day after food for five days. Montek lc one at night for five days
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please book a consultation with me for proper evaluation.
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For a fresh tea burn, cool the area under clean running water for 20 minutes (not ice) and cover it with a sterile non-stick dressing. Do not apply toothpaste, oil or butter, and do not burst blisters. Silverex/silver sulfadiazine should not be continued without assessing the burn depth. Large blistered areas, white/black skin or severe pain need same-day medical review.
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Please share when the burn occurred and its approximate size, and arrange an examination today if it is blistered or extensive. You can book a consultation with me on Practo for dressing and medication guidance.
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Ms. Priyanka Mary Praveen
General Physician
Pathanamthitta
This is most likely a partial thickness burn
Next Steps
kindly wash using cold running water
apply liquid paraffin over the area
if there are any open wounds when the blister pops do not apply silver sulfadiazine over it
if there is an open area after a blister pops only use an antibacterial ointment like mupirocin after washing with running cold water
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do not pop the blisters or scrape the area
if there is spreading redness or swelling or pain in this leg kindly consult with a general surgeon for detailed assessment and management
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