[header] How to treat minor burns [title] Determine whether you have a first-degree burn. [step] First-degree burns are the most common burns. You have a first-degree burn if only the outermost layer of skin is affected.
[header] How to treat minor burns [title] Determine whether you have a first-degree burn. [step] First-degree burns are the most common burns. You have a first-degree burn if only the outermost layer of skin is affected.
This form of burn is similar to burns found in burned areas of the body. Second-degree burns occur if the body overcompensates for the lost oxygen, and are often treated with topical medicine. You may have a second-degree burn on your neck or groin. Second-degree burns are more advanced, whose most obvious marks are caused by intense static shock. A second-degree burn is not as serious, although it cannot heal itself entirely. General treatment instructions may depend on the severity of the burn. These are the least severe type of burn and can usually be treated at home. Symptoms involve : [substeps] Pain area is sensitive to the touch and warm to the touch minor swelling reddening of the skin [title] Examine whether you have a second-degree burn.