A 3rd degree burn is the most serious type of burn, as it destroys the deepest layers of the skin and the layer of fat beneath the skin, and can also affect sweat glands, nerve endings, hair follicles, blood vessels, tendons, muscle or even bones. This type of burn can be identified through symptoms such […]
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For most burns, the most important step is to quickly cool the skin so that the deeper layers do not continue to burn and cause injury. In addition, ointments can be used, according to medical advice, to relieve pain and aid the healing process. However, depending on the degree of the burn, care may be […]
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Burn ointments, such as dexpanthenol or desoximethasone, can be used to treat 1st degree burns, with symptoms such as redness, swelling, pain or discomfort in the skin, as they help to relieve pain and inflammation, promote skin healing or prevent the emergence of infections. 1st degree burns can occur due to contact with extreme heat, […]
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