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How to Treat Second Degree Burns
It's not uncommon for people to be burned mildly here and there throughout life. However, second degree burns are much more serious and must be treated immediately.
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How to Treat Cigarette Burns
A cigarette burn is no laughing matter, especially when the tingling pain remains long after the initial shock of the burn subsides. The high heat from the cigarette's lit end, burns your skin's...
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Home Cures for Sun Burn
Nothing ruins a vacation faster than a bad sunburn. A sunburn can occur on a cloudy day, from the reflection of sand or cement, and even while swimming. Take precautions: wear a hat, sunglasses,...
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How to Medicate a Burn on the Skin
A burn is a heat injury that most commonly affects the skin. When something with a high temperature comes into contact with the skin, it's temperature rises, which leads to tissue cell death. Burns can...
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How to Treat a Really Bad Rope Burn
Rope burn is caused when rope runs across your skin quickly, resulting in redness, blisters and in some cases bleeding. You can get rope burn from any activity involving the use of rope, such as rock...
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How to Treat Frost Burn
Your skin is susceptible to freezing when left uncovered during cold weather, and temporarily freezes if exposed for a prolonged period of extreme conditions. Commonly known as frostbite, the skin is...
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How to Treat a Tasered Man
Tasers deliver high and low voltage shocks. Police use tasers in the field to immobilize individuals fighting or fleeing arrest. Officers take training to understand how to use tasers and treat those...
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How to Cure Burnt Taste Buds
The medical community regards honey, milk and salt as acceptable agents for the treatment of some diseases and infections resulting from wounds and burns, according to Ali A. Al-Jabri, author of...
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How to Help Cigarette Burns Feel Better
No matter what the cause is, a burn is a burn. Treating a cigarette burn is much the same as treating any other kind of small burn on the skin. A cigarette burn is most likely a first-degree burn that...
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How to Soothe a Steam Burn
Steam burns, like all other burns, range in severity. Severe steam burns require the attention of a doctor to prevent infection and prescribe the necessary medication to make a full recovery....
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Capsaicin is the odorless chemical and active ingredient in many types of peppers -- such as chilies -- that provides its spiciness. Many of us have experienced the redness, stinging and burning...
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How to Treat Your Skin if You Get Battery Acid on It
Battery acid is actually sulfuric acid, a strong mineral acid. Batteries use sulfuric acid to produce electrical current. They can explode if handled improperly. If a battery explodes, you could be...
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Jalapeno Burn Cures
The JalapeƱo is a medium-sized chili pepper cultivated in Mexico and parts of Central America. It is enjoyed for its flavor and spiciness and used in many dishes and recipes. JalapeƱos are known to...
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What Are the Treatments for a Burnt Scalp?
Scalp burns from chemical relaxers and hair dyes can occur from home jobs or from a stylist not paying close enough attention. The resulting burns can be agonizing, but many may unwittingly further...
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How to Get Rid of Sunburned Skin
Sunburn is the result of skin damage from too much exposure to ultraviolet (UV) light, usually from the sun's rays or artificial sunlamps. Symptoms include red, swollen and painful skin that is warm to...
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How to Wash a Chemical Burn
A chemical burn refers to tissue damage resulting from exposure to a strong acid or alkaline substance. Depending on the strength of the chemical and the extent of exposure, the severity of a chemical...
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Things That Cause Chemical Burns
Chemical burns occur when you come into contact with caustic substances, which eat away at the skin and internal organs. MedlinePlus Medical Encyclopedia says chemical burns do not always affect the...
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Chemical Sources of Burns
Chemicals are useful in everything from science projects to cleaning house. However, some chemicals are dangerous and can cause mild to severe skin burns. Strong acids or bases can cause damage to the...
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Tanning Bed Tips to Heal a Burn Fast
Getting some color in a tanning bed can put you on the fast track to being ready for an outdoor occasion or vacation, but tanning beds can also cause you to be redder than a lobster for those...
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How to Cool Jalapeno Burns
If you like eating foods that have a lot of heat, then chances are you enjoy the spicy jalapeno pepper. Whether eaten on their own -- or paired with other foods to add some kick -- jalapeno peppers can...
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