First Aid For Scalding?
Posted: Tue Aug 05, 2008 5:06 am
i scalded my hand 
and i have been soaking it for a couple hours. any tips to help it?
and i have been soaking it for a couple hours. any tips to help it?N3O Age Of Empires and Starcraft 2 Clan
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First Aid For Scalding?
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Re: First Aid For Scalding?
Posted: Tue Aug 05, 2008 8:02 am
hm... well seeing as im an expert doctor.. i must first ask what Scalding is lol :neutral:
Re: First Aid For Scalding?
Posted: Tue Aug 05, 2008 9:01 am
see a doctor
Re: First Aid For Scalding?
Posted: Tue Aug 05, 2008 9:03 am
Just wrap it in a damp towel and it should go away. It's no big deal. Now, if your hand was falling off, wrap that in a damp towel and tape it back on.
Re: First Aid For Scalding?
Posted: Tue Aug 05, 2008 11:22 am
drink lot's of beer to ease the pain, then have a few more to celebrate this succesful operation 
Re: First Aid For Scalding?
Posted: Tue Aug 05, 2008 3:45 pm
Are there blisters? If so go to an emergency room. Otherwise the damp towel is just fine. Also, since it's 12 hour later (almost) then if it still hurts you really should see an MD.
Re: First Aid For Scalding?
Posted: Tue Aug 05, 2008 5:31 pm
Just drink to numb the pain, it always works.
Always.
Always.
Re: First Aid For Scalding?
Posted: Tue Aug 05, 2008 7:39 pm
thx guys, the towel really helped! =)
Re: First Aid For Scalding?
Posted: Wed Aug 06, 2008 1:24 am
Attention all Noobs!
Scalding is cured by hidrating the wounded area. This is NOT acomplished via soaking or damp towels!!! that will actually dehidrate the skin even more. Try staying in the pool or bathtub for over and hour. Look at ur skin then. Its totally meshed up. Skin is hidrated by fatty creams. Skin, like so many other body structures require a "vehicle" to "carry" the moisture through the epidermis. This is why we use facial cream. Duh
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PS obviously for imediate pain relief u want 2 apply COLD!(like cold water, ice etc) its the cold, not water, that will lower and often even prevent inflamation.
Scalding is cured by hidrating the wounded area. This is NOT acomplished via soaking or damp towels!!! that will actually dehidrate the skin even more. Try staying in the pool or bathtub for over and hour. Look at ur skin then. Its totally meshed up. Skin is hidrated by fatty creams. Skin, like so many other body structures require a "vehicle" to "carry" the moisture through the epidermis. This is why we use facial cream. Duh
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PS obviously for imediate pain relief u want 2 apply COLD!(like cold water, ice etc) its the cold, not water, that will lower and often even prevent inflamation.
Re: First Aid For Scalding?
Posted: Wed Aug 06, 2008 1:39 am
like I said: drinking = hydrating, just with less fancy words than lazy
Re: First Aid For Scalding?
Posted: Wed Aug 06, 2008 4:48 am
[quote=""LaZy""]Attention all Noobs!
Scalding is cured by hidrating the wounded area. This is NOT acomplished via soaking or damp towels!!! that will actually dehidrate the skin even more. Try staying in the pool or bathtub for over and hour. Look at ur skin then. Its totally meshed up. Skin is hidrated by fatty creams. Skin, like so many other body structures require a "vehicle" to "carry" the moisture through the epidermis. This is why we use facial cream. Duh
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PS obviously for imediate pain relief u want 2 apply COLD!(like cold water, ice etc) its the cold, not water, that will lower and often even prevent inflamation.[/quote]
8O i didnt understand any of that.........but w/e all i care is that my han is ok
Scalding is cured by hidrating the wounded area. This is NOT acomplished via soaking or damp towels!!! that will actually dehidrate the skin even more. Try staying in the pool or bathtub for over and hour. Look at ur skin then. Its totally meshed up. Skin is hidrated by fatty creams. Skin, like so many other body structures require a "vehicle" to "carry" the moisture through the epidermis. This is why we use facial cream. Duh
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PS obviously for imediate pain relief u want 2 apply COLD!(like cold water, ice etc) its the cold, not water, that will lower and often even prevent inflamation.[/quote]
8O i didnt understand any of that.........but w/e all i care is that my han is ok