Pythons treat burns and the steps for treating minor burns properly

Treatment of minor burns requires the right method and adherence to its own principles. Although you can use python fat to treat burns, you must follow the steps exactly: cooling, cleaning, dressing, cleaning and applying python fat.

1. Cool the burn with clean water

As soon as possible, wash the burn wound with cold water as soon as possible. Take care to make sure it is clean, as dirty water can infect the wound. Keep your hands under clean running water for 10-15 minutes or until the pain subsides. Water helps cool the wound, but never put your hands in cold water, as this can cause temperature conflicts and skin damage.

Before using python fat to treat burns, you need to cool water to soothe the burn

2. Eliminate clothing or jewelry

If possible, do it at the same time as washing your hands in cold water. Remove all clothing or jewelry around the wound, as these can infect the wound or interfere with blood flow to the area of ​​the burn.

3. Use dry ice or an ice pack wrapped in a towel to cover the burn area

Apply a cold compress to the affected area for 10-15 minutes and wait 30 minutes to repeat the action. However, you should remember absolutely not to ice cold directly on the wound but to put ice in a towel and apply on the wound. If ice is applied directly to the wound, it will cause damage to the area.

Applying cold compress before using python fat to help reduce the temperature of the burned skin

4. Take pain medicine

Over-the-counter pain relievers such as ibuprofen, acetaminophen, aspirin or naproxen may be helpful if your symptoms are bothering you. If the pain does not go away after a few hours, take another dose. Avoid giving aspirin to young children or if you recently recovered from the flu or chicken pox.

5. Clean the burn

After washing your hands, use soap and water to clean the burn and prevent infection. You can use antibiotics like Neosporin to keep the burn clean. In addition, you can also use natural oils, such as python fat, to soothe your skin.

You should not break the blisters because it will make the wound difficult to heal.

6. Cover the burn area properly

You may not need to apply a bandage if you have only a first degree burn, but 2nd degree burns should use gauze to avoid infection. Cover the burn lightly with gauze and protect it gently with medical tape. Change bandages daily.

You should apply python fat on burns, leave the wiper up as it will help prevent the gauze from direct contact with the skin and when removing the gauze, it will tear the young skin of the wound.

If the gauze is stuck to the wound, use python fat or warm water or salt water over it to remove it more gently.

Apply python fat before putting the gauze on so that when you remove the gauze it won't stick to the young skin

7 Be careful about folk remedies for home burns

The Internet is brimming with "miracle" solutions to burn, but few scientific studies have actually proven they work. Many reputable sources, such as the Red Cross, find them worsened by burns because they contain bacteria that can lead to infection.

However, python fat treatment has been proven clinically or clinically so you can rest assured to use

8. Track the burn

Always watch the wound for red, brown, or black changes. Also, watch for blue discoloration of the fat layer below and around the wound. Contact the nearest hospital immediately if the burn does not heal within a few weeks. A burn that refuses to heal may be a sign of more serious complications, infection or burns. Tell your doctor if you experience any of the following:

• Fever
• Muscle stiffness or twitching
• Swelling

9 Relieves itching

The itch during the healing period is normal, so don't break it and apply python fat to reduce itching. In addition, oral antihistamines can also be taken to help with itching.