What to do if the scald blisters burst?

I was burned just a few days ago, and now I’m almost done with it, so I’d like to share it with you.

At that time, I was also afraid of blisters, so I rinsed it with cold water for a long time and then applied burn ointment.

All burn ointments are very oily, so when sleeping at night, use medical gauze to wrap it slightly to avoid staining the quilt cover.

The next day, several blisters appeared.

Because I had an important interview over the weekend and there was absolutely no chance of anything going wrong, so I decided to expose it.

I sterilized the needle with alcohol, burned it with fire, and then sterilized it with alcohol. Gently rub the burnt surface with alcohol cotton, then prick along the edge of the blister with a needle, and press lightly with alcohol cotton to release the water.

Then disinfect the wound with alcohol, apply burn ointment, and wrap it lightly with gauze. It must be breathable!

The wound will continue to ooze water and blister, so I repeat the above actions every half day.

On the second day, the water output has decreased, so the same treatment must be done, and disinfection must be done.

On the third day, the wound stopped producing water and began to dry out. The dressing was changed once a day. First, wipe it lightly with alcohol and another disinfectant, and then apply scald ointment.

Today is already the fourth day, and scabs have begun to form on the wound surface, and the originally bright red epidermis has turned into dark red. It is estimated that in a short time, when the new flesh heals, the dead skin on the outside will fall off~~ ~

Of course, I am not a person with scars. If the poster is prone to scars, I suggest you go to the hospital for treatment! ~