Care for burns

If the skin is burned, pay attention to cleaning and drying the wound. Avoid immersing it in water after rinsing with cold water. The wound will dry after about 2 to 3 days. At this time, you should spray scald ointment (such as Shanghai Fukangqi). The scald ointment has the functions of clearing heat and detoxifying, activating blood circulation and removing blood stasis, removing decay and sores, nourishing the skin, moisturizing the skin, improving microcirculation, and improving local immune function.

If the area is not large, it usually takes 1-2 weeks for the scab to heal.

Do not apply violet solution or mercurochrome after a burn, so as not to affect the observation of changes in the wound surface after the injury.

Dietary aspect:

Large-area burns have a long course and require frequent injections, dressing changes and other operations, which are prone to loss of appetite, digestive disorders, etc. The diet should be small and frequent. System, provide high-calorie, high-protein, high-vitamin and easily digestible food to enhance the body's resistance and promote wound repair.

The following is a rule of thumb:

Do not eat ginger and some foods with pigments to avoid leaving scars.

You can use some burn ointment or scald ointment for external application, and then take some anti-inflammatory medicine. Do not eat peanuts and peppers to avoid getting angry.

Because burns are a process, don’t rush. An injury like yours will take at least a week to get better.