grease burn

Sep 30, 2008 18:33

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skin care: body, first aid, burns

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iluvrob20 September 30 2008, 22:46:10 UTC
DO NOT PUT ANYTHING ON A BURN! Aloe wont kill you but don't put any ointmint or oils or anything like that. They dont allow your skin to breathe and can trap nasties. Cold water only keep uncovered!

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brekketechie September 30 2008, 22:49:23 UTC
How do i stop the stinging in order to keep cooking?

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iluvrob20 September 30 2008, 22:49:52 UTC
keep running it under cold water. The stinging means that its still burning ever so slightly.

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thelastdon September 30 2008, 23:03:04 UTC
Err. No.
The stinging is your body reacting to the damage.
Not because it is still burning..

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iluvrob20 September 30 2008, 23:11:13 UTC
you're correct and incorrect. Its not burning in the same sense as if you left your hand on a stove coil but the stinging is an indication of continued damage, hence the the putting under cold water to stop the damage, enough time under the cold water and the stinging should stop (and not because you're numb) but because the damage has stopped progressing.

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thelastdon September 30 2008, 23:14:14 UTC
I am curious as to where you came by this information.

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iluvrob20 September 30 2008, 23:15:27 UTC
I'm a certified EMT.

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injectionfairy September 30 2008, 22:53:51 UTC
The cool water is really the best thing. Sometimes, it takes 20 minutes or so of continuous soaking or keeping it under running water. But that will stop the sting. Which really sucks when you have to keep getting in an oven!

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