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Skin burn turned into sensitive blister
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I had some skin burn while picking up a hot utensil which has developed into a blister now which is quite sensitive to any temperature changes or any sort of touch. It appears to be a minor burn however I'm not sure of the severity of it. Till now, I've put my index finger (affected region) in iced water and normal/room temperature water.
Should I apply any ointment to avoid infection/improve recovery speed? If yes, which one?
Any other precautions/measures I should take?
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Not to worry..minor burn... for detailed prescription do direct online consultation
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Dr. Niraj Jain
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13 yrs exp
Kolkata
Apply any antibiotic cream, consult me online with pictures for further management
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Dr. Sonal Chavan
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17 yrs exp
Pune
Yes depending on the severity of burn medications are prescribed.consulr me online for further treatment with pictures of the affected area
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