Should I see a doctor about the blisters?
Hello everyone. This morning, I poured boiling water on my foot and unfortunately didn't take off my sock quickly enough. I ran my foot directly under cold water, and after a few hours, my foot looks like this. Thankfully, the pain has subsided. However, I've often read that the blisters shouldn't burst. Unfortunately, since I have blisters on my foot, I'm worried that putting on a shoe will cause them to burst. Should I see a doctor, or should I just wait at home until the blisters go away on their own? Do you have any experience with blisters on my feet? I have to go to work on Monday 🙁
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I’d have to connect it sterile. Because at some point the bubbles burst and then you have a problem. So get sterile dressing material or corresponding sterile plasters from the pharmacy. Watch on the Internet which pharmacy now has emergency service and get the necessary things there. A disinfection ointment may also make sense, so you should ask in the pharmacy. Take the pictures and go to the pharmacy right now.
It’s a 2nd degree brunette. If the bubbles have brightened open skin defect, which can ignite and infect. Cover as sterile as possible and get you at least in the pharmacy ne disinfecting fire wound ointment/gel. A doctor can also sterilise the bubbles and provide the wound professionally. Under 116117, for example, hospital emergency services are always available outside the hours of the office.
Good improvement 👍
There should definitely be a doctor looking over it, you should also take into the notation that a doctor can look at or the
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Just when these are unconscious during movement. Like Z.b sleep or go up. Can lead to inflammation.
Heat damage often goes deep into the epidermis. What you see is only the superficial damage. It doesn’t hurt to show a doctor. But don’t wait too long.