You should never use lotions or oitments or butters or anything like that on a burn of any sort. If it is a first degree, or relatively minor burn, you can apply aloe vera on, which is a cooling gel, but if there is any blistering, or if the skin looks charred, then you need to either call 911 or you need to visit the local hospital before you apply anything to it. Also, if the burn appears that it is infected, then you also will need to call either 911 or visit your local hospital.
No. It is not advisable to use A and D ointment on a 2nd degree burn blister that has split openeven if you do not have bacitracin. you can just run the burn under cool water to avoid infection.
i heard you can use honey even if its straight from a bee hive, it can be used as a burn ointment.
what is desonide ointment use for
go to the doctor and ask for an ointment
She put ointment on her rash.
It is not recommended that a person put cortisone on a burn. Aloe vera or an ointment is the best option for burn aftercare.
What human ointment can be substuted for panalog ointment.
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To cure a rug burn, you should run cold water over it, dry the affected area, and then apply an antibiotic ointment. Try not to wear fabric over the rug burn. It should heal in a few days after repeated applications of the ointment. A rug burn occurs as the result of friction.
You treat it like any other burn--first you run it under cold water, and then after the burn is cool, put on some burn ointment (if you have any). Then, bandage the burn AND KISS IT BETTER! :)
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