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Suggest Treatment For Burn From Hot Metal Surface

Hi Dr, i got a burn on my inner side of the leg just above ankle from motorbike silencer. I experienced severe burning sensation and kept my leg under running water for some time. Applied aloevira and kept it covered it. What further treatment should i take ? Please advice.
Tue, 21 Oct 2014
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Hello,

Welcome to healthcare magic forum.

I understand from your query that you have had a minor burn on your leg.

You could apply a cream containing silver sulfadiazene 3 times a day to prevent infection.

Keep the area open and avoid dressing.

If any blisters form, they should be drained using a sterile needle.

Keep the area dry and clean.

If you notice any pus discharge, increasing pain or redness, it could indicate an infection and you should meet a doctor for further management.

Hope this helps you.

Take care.
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Suggest Treatment For Burn From Hot Metal Surface

Hello, Welcome to healthcare magic forum. I understand from your query that you have had a minor burn on your leg. You could apply a cream containing silver sulfadiazene 3 times a day to prevent infection. Keep the area open and avoid dressing. If any blisters form, they should be drained using a sterile needle. Keep the area dry and clean. If you notice any pus discharge, increasing pain or redness, it could indicate an infection and you should meet a doctor for further management. Hope this helps you. Take care.