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Hi,
I burnt my hand three weeks back badly and it formed blisters at that time.Now the blister has automatically popped and a pink skin has formed.
I just want to know if it is okay now to use water on that hand,for example while washing,bathing.
I was advised not to wash hands when the blister got formed .However now since it has popped and a pink skin has formed is it okay to continue my normal work with that hand?
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In case pink skin is fully formed and wounds are dry you can do your normal work. U can use water on the wound in that case.
Avoid direct sunlight for sometime.
Visit a plastic surgeon or teleconsultation with us to make sure no Marks or deformities occur in future
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Please consult a plastic surgeon.
You may apply SILVEREX cream on affected area twice daily for 2 weeks
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It depends on the present condition of wound.....Do direct private online consultation for detailed prescription by sending photos.
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Hello dear. You should avoid contact with irritants like raw vegetables, soaps, detergents, alcoholic hand sanitizers etc.
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