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Once you've dealt with the original problem (flushed the area with plenty of water, treated it with something to neutralize any residue, etc.) then it's usually treated much like any other burn. For mild cases (reddening of the skin, but no actual blisters), anything you'd use for sunburn is probably fine.

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In general, running water over the burn is important. But the best advice is, if you are going to use chemicals, know their properties in advance, including what to do in case of a burn, and have whatever necessary first aid materials might be needed available. There are many kinds of burns, including burns from heat, acid, base, solvent, oxidation, reduction, radiation, and so on. There are many special cases of how to treat specific burns.

There is a link to a Wikipedia article on chemical burns below.

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Some dangerous chemical burns are caused by strong acids or strong bases. Specific household chemicals which will cause a dangerous burn are Ammonia which can cause a burn upon contact with the skin. Another example would be drain cleaners that contain sodium hydroxide or sulfuric acid will cause bad burns on contact with skin.

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The treatment plan for a chemical burn is to give the patient the first-aid by doing the following: free the affected area from all fabrics or jewelry and rinse the burns under cool running water, loosely wrap the area with clean gauze and give the patient a pain-relieving medicine. Bring the patient to the doctor or hospital afterwards.

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well it scars through your skin, leave a mark that is sore and painful

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A physician may be able to neutralize the offending chemical with another before treating the burn like a thermal burn of similar severity.

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Go to hospital or a local GP

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