Skin Burn

Skin Burn

Postby ireeeeen » Thu Jul 22, 2010 11:12 am

The day before yesterday I burnt myself during cooking.
I spilled some carrots next to my wok and tried to grab them, when reaching over I accidentally burnt myself to the pan and in reflex I pulled my hand UP (which was more towards the pan!!! Aahhhhh AUW!)
While being busy trying not to waste my meal I kind of finished with the start of the vegetables etc. Cleaned something up and THEN I started to cool my hand!
Dumbdumbdumb!
I should have stopped whatever I was doing and started to cool right away! Now it ended up hurting all the rest of the evening and I had icecubes on my hand all evening until I put a bandage on it so I wouldn’t hurt or damage it during my sleep. Which was great! When I put the bandage on it was better instantly!
So now I have a big red spot on my hand and it still kind of hurts a little.
So but what should I have done?

I looked it up and I didn’t do everything totally wrong, thank goodness:
During the process of providing first aid burn treatment, the aim must be to cool the burn, provide relief from pain, and cover the burn.
Cover the burn with abundant amount of cold liquid. Do not use ice or iced water as the burn may take a longer time to heal. Dress the burn with a sterile pad or bandage. Applying oils, creams and sprays on the burn may add to the risk of infection.


OK so the icecubes weren’t a good idea! Oops! I absolutely didn’t know that! And thank goodness my boyfriend stopped me from smearing cream on it! The bandage was OK and it helped really well!
So all in all I cooled too much, too late but the rest was fortunately OK

Doing a first aid course might be something we should all do!
So we all know how to treat our clumsy accidents as well as the really serious ones!
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Re: Skin Burn

Postby Daniel J » Fri Jul 23, 2010 5:45 pm

Hope it wasnt so painful I sent you a dutch magical tulip of healing :D


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Re: Skin Burn

Postby ireeeeen » Fri Jul 23, 2010 6:22 pm

Oh Daniel!!!
That's soooooooo SWEET!!!!

Thank you!!!
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Re: Skin Burn

Postby Daniel J » Sat Jul 24, 2010 1:37 am

haha Thanks :)
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Re: Skin Burn

Postby ireeeeen » Mon Jul 26, 2010 10:04 am

Maybe you remember my blog from last week about the skin burn?

My sister (who is a doctor) saw my wound yesterday and got really angry with me! (I didn’t have it covered up and the crust was starting to peel off)

She said that if a burn is bigger than an old quarter coin (about 20mm) then you have to take extra care of it! And if it’s bigger than a 2 euro coin then you should go see a doctor! Well it was just slightly smaller than that!

My sister put some aloe vera burn relief gel on it and covered the wound with special burn bandage so it wouldn’t stick on the wound and it wouldn’t be infected. And she gave me a prescription for silversulfadiazine which is a disinfecting cream to prevent infections on open wounds like burns and to prevent scarring. And I should keep it covered up!

So therefore this update!
DON’T BE A FOOL LIKE ME!

Check out burns properly! and if you have doubts?
GO SEE A DOCTOR!
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Re: Skin Burn

Postby Daniel J » Sun Aug 01, 2010 5:27 pm

Hey Ireen hope you get better soon I sent you a heart apple from the fresh fields of the organic farm of Organice Your Life eat it soon or it will lose its nutrients :D



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