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Skin burn on thumb
Hi
I got a skin burn on account of hot sugar syrup falling on my thumb.
It became a blister.
I had used Burnol and Silverex Nitrate gel. I have also used Neosporin powder.
The blister popped on it's own but there's no puss.
A red skin is there, there's no pain.
Can I apply burnol or Silverex over the red skin? Image attached.
Please advise.
Thanks
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The burn has healed.
No medicine needed.
Stop applying medications.
Apply coconut oil twice a day or some moisturizing cream twice a day.
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once lockdown is over show it to a plastic surgeon near you.
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It should not cause any serious complications so stay stress free
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Dr. Priya Ratne
Cosmetologist
7 yrs exp
Navi Mumbai
D thumb is clear now. No need of any oral medicine .
Next Steps
continue with silverex ointment.
Health Tips
use nepsporin . clean it with diluted detol Or savlon. avoid water contact.
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Dr. Niraj Jain
Cosmetologist
13 yrs exp
Kolkata
Continue silverex
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Dr. Dipty Agrawal
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11 yrs exp
Aurangabad
Hello
I have seen ur images.
The dead skin has gone off and it's healing
Next Steps
u can apply silverex oint and neosporin powder.
no need of burnol
Health Tips
avoid water exposure
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