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First aid in burns

31/8/2015

 
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Understanding Burn First Aid: A Critical Guide

Burns can happen unexpectedly, and knowing how to respond quickly and effectively can make a significant difference in the outcome. At Amicus Clinic, we believe in empowering our community with essential first aid knowledge. Here's a detailed explanation of the steps to take when dealing with burns:

1. Stop the Burning Process:
The first and most crucial step is to eliminate the source of the burn. If clothing is on fire, remember the "stop, drop, and roll" technique. This helps smother the flames quickly and effectively.

2. Cool the Affected Area:
Immediately after stopping the burn, cooling the area is vital. Use cool (not cold) running water for up to 20 minutes. This helps to dissipate the heat and minimize tissue damage. Avoid using ice, as it can cause further harm to the burned skin.

3. Protect the Burn:
Once cooled, cover the burn with a clean, dry cloth or sterile non-stick bandage. This helps prevent infection and protects the sensitive burned area from further irritation.

4. Seek Professional Medical Care:
Even if the burn seems minor, it's crucial to get it evaluated by a medical professional. Burns can be deceptive, and proper assessment ensures appropriate treatment.

Remember, these steps are for initial first aid. The severity of burns can vary greatly, and professional medical evaluation is always recommended. At Amicus Clinic, we're equipped to provide expert care for burn injuries, from assessment to advanced treatments and reconstructive procedures if necessary.

For more information on burn care or to consult with our specialists, visit www.amicusclinic.in. Your safety and well-being are our top priorities.

Stay informed, stay safe, and remember – in case of severe burns, always call emergency services immediately.
In case of any doubts, we would be glad to hear from you.

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