2nd Degree Burns: How to Treat Them | Wound Care OC

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Also known as a “partial thickness burn”, 2nd degree burns cause pain, redness, swelling, and blistering. Call to schedule treatment for 2nd degree burns in Orange County, CA. (833) 700 - 0998

What Causes 2nd Degree Burns?
All burns are caused by exposure to various kinds of heat or destructive chemicals. Hot surfaces, fire, electricity, acid, or scalding hot liquids or gasses can all cause a second-degree burn. Radiation exposure can also, including sunburn. Burns can also happen as a result of abuse.

How To Prevent 2nd Degree Burns
The best way to avoid burns is to employ general safety measures at home and in the workplace. In the event of a fire, you will do well to have an escape plan. Smoke and carbon monoxide detectors are effective early warning systems to help you start moving before the fire takes over.

Basic safety training enables your staff (or family) to prepare for the use of dangerous tools and materials. Also, never underestimate common sense when striving to avoid various accidents that result in burns. Mishandling dangerous materials can put your company or family in danger, and get you fired. It’s not a time for goofing around, or taking unnecessary chances.

Also – wear sunblock. Dermatologists recommend a sunscreen with an SPF rating of at least 30 for avoiding skin cancer or sunburn. Sunburn can be considered a first or second-degree burn.

Call to schedule treatment for 2nd degree burns in Orange County, CA. (833) 700 - 0998

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Who else also watching with a second degree burn 🙂

epicure

Imagine looking for a way to stop the burning and getting lectured on what's buring is + u get an unskipable ad

devilsoul

Distracted while cooking! Steam 2nd degree lid released steam over lower arm. Ran cool water over it and grabbed a cold water bottle to cool area . Several minutes later area bubbles up so I placed Antibiotic cream with pain relief. Aspirin and lots of water to hydrate. Finished cooking with discomfort then elevated area and rested. Next day huge bubble. Do not lance bubble. Just waiting for fluid reabsorption.

earthlycolorbrown

Thank you Orange County! It had been a month since the burn and it has healed nicely from following the instructions in the video!.

Alunaevergreen

I spilled boiling oil on my arm, I came here for advice and it helped me, thanks!

RSW.hann

Bro my arm is burned from 2000degree fire from a firecracker what to do your video is too long I am in pain 😭

yudhveersingh

Burned my hand on the 15th with scalding hot coffee from a clogged coffee brewer, took out the filter holder from the top as it instructed, 'remove grinds', and then it came right down on my hand.. not even a day later developed a nasty humongous blister against my burning red skin that took up half my hand and went to the emerg. My work still had me complete 18 hours with the huge blister and pain that came along with the wound, and took them a long time to fill out an incident report. Went to the emerg the next day and got antibiotic pills, cream, and bandages. The nurses were very much surprised by the size of my blister, one took a picture. They also confirmed to me it was a second degree. It hurt a lot for the next few days and now it's the 18th.. Skin's started to peel off and it hurts more. Hopefully it goes well but it isn't fun at all! Hoping no one else goes through my experience.

Tonyseil

Skip to 6:20. The info there isn't very helpful, but at least it's on topic

itcangetbetter

I was frying and the thing slipped. 2nd dagree burn on my hand

bmblbee

yep i have a 2nd degree burning from hot water... It hurts so bad!!! :(

hammyplays

second degree burns on my feet from burning through my shoes from pavement at band camp. giant nasty blisters that are about 1 inch long on the bottom of my feet

anotherdayanotherslay

I accidentally spilled hot maruchan noodle water on my right hand. I'm not so sure if I got a 2nd or 1st degree burn.

TurbocrafterG

Cold water first for about 15 minutes, then aloe Vera and honey on wound/s, and a cold compress, and ibuprofen. Worked wonders for me, I have second and first degree burn. If you have a big second degree burn however, I recommend going to the hospital.

zainiatello

I'm here with a second degree sunburn, shoulders and back covered in blisters of all sizes and it's just my first night with them, I'm scared, I'm watching people on YouTube, some got their blisters poped some don't and in the end nobody's saying how long they actually take to heal :(

WalmartBg

I hit my knees on my boyfriend's motorcycle exhaust pipes that were like 800-1400 degrees F, and it's been a bit h to heal. They both the skin peeled off and they are infected 😭

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