How Do You Treat A First Degree Burn?
There are three separate degrees by which burns are classified according to severity, including first degree, second degree and third degree, which is the most serious kind. First degree burns are relatively easy to sustain and can be caused by prolonged exposure to sun, chemicals, or sources of heat. Luckily, it’s also relatively easy to treat first degree burns. Remove the source of the burn. Whether it’s a chemical, the sun’s UV rays, or a source of heat, the first step in the treatment of your first degree burn is to stop any further burn from occurring. Run cool, clean water over the burn for roughly 1 to 2 minutes. Not only will this feel extremely good, but it will also cool the area and help to eliminate and continued burning that’s occurring. Dry the burnt area with a clean towel, gently. Apply medicated first-aid spray to the first degree burn. This will sanitize the affected skin and help to alleviate any pain or itching. Apply aloe cream to the burn. This will create a cool
